Difference between revisions of "Stale store stout"
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* '''stout:''' Irish porter (i.e. a strong dark beer flavoured with malt or barley and hops) like Guinness, so-called on account of its strong taste | * '''stout:''' Irish porter (i.e. a strong dark beer flavoured with malt or barley and hops) like Guinness, so-called on account of its strong taste | ||
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Revision as of 15:59, 26 June 2012
- steal stale stout → steal is pronounced stale in parts of Ireland
- store stale stout
- sell
- store: to dose with drugs or medicines
- stout: Irish porter (i.e. a strong dark beer flavoured with malt or barley and hops) like Guinness, so-called on account of its strong taste
