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Imperial stout

Imperial stout noun: a strong, dark beer of a style originally brewed in the 18th century in London for export to the imperial court of Catherine II of Russia.

Noun

Imperial stout (countable and uncountable, plural Imperial stouts)

  1. A strong, dark beer of a style originally brewed in the 18th century in London for export to the imperial court of Catherine II of Russia.

Forms of Imperial stout

pluralImperial stouts

Questions about Imperial stout

What does Imperial stout mean?
Imperial stout means a strong, dark beer of a style originally brewed in the 18th century in London for export to the imperial court of Catherine II of Russia.
What part of speech is Imperial stout?
Imperial stout is a noun.
What is the plural of Imperial stout?
The plural of Imperial stout is Imperial stouts.

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