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A type of stout (=a strong dark beer), originally made in Ireland, which has a creamy white froth on top of it when it is poured into a glass.

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  • Most Irish pubs serve Guinness.
  • Someone call Guinness, that's gotta be some kind of record!
  • Guinness from the pub with the best muscles dish I ever tasted.
  • Here's Richard Zare's Stanford page - Do bubbles in Guinness go down?
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