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stud¹ Definition

stud (stud)

noun

  1. any of a series of small knobs or rounded nailheads used to ornament a surface, as of leather
  2. a small, buttonlike device with a smaller button or shank on the back, inserted in a shirt front as an ornament or fastener
  3. any of a number of upright pieces in the outer or inner walls of a building, to which panels, siding, laths, etc. are nailed
  4. a metal crossbar bracing a link, as in a chain cable
  5. a projecting pin or peg used as a support, pivot, stop, etc. or, as in an automobile tire, to increase traction on ice
  6. a screw threaded at each end, used in fastening metal to metal or concrete
  7. an earring consisting of a small ornament, as a gem, on a metal post that passes through a hole in the ear lobe, held in place by a fastener that attaches behind the ear

Etymology: ME stode < OE studu, column, pillar, post, akin to ON stoth, Ger stützen, to prop < IE *stūt- < base *stā-, to stand

transitive verb stud·ded, stud·ding

  1. to set or decorate with studs or studlike objects a crown studded with jewels
  2. to be set thickly on; be scattered over rocks stud the hillside
  3. to provide (a building) with studs or upright members

stud² Definition

stud (stud)

noun

    1. a number of horses, or sometimes other animals, esp. as kept for breeding
    2. the place where these are kept
    1. studhorse
    2. any male animal used esp. for breeding
  1. Slang a virile, sexually promiscuous man
  2. stud poker

Etymology: ME stod < OE, akin to Ger stute, mare (OHG stuot, stud of horses) < IE *stādh- < base *sta-, to stand

adjective

  1. of or having to do with a stud a stud farm
  2. kept for breeding

stud² Idioms

at stud

available for breeding: said of male animals

stud Synonyms

stud

n.

studding, framing, upright; see also post 1, stick.

stud Usage Examples

Object

  • eye-catcher: An exhausted opponent both were at frequently winds up stud an eye-catcher.
  • star: Palette which mimics include star studded to ban the.
  • collar: So if you are selling diamond studded dog collars for example, ads promoting your listing might appear on dog related websites.
  • diamond: Score the fat with a sharp knife to make fairly large diamond shapes, and stud each diamond with a clove.

Preposition: with

  • clove: Score the remaining fat into diamonds, stud with the remaining cloves and place in a roasting tin.

Adjective modifier

  • 7-card: Razz is similar to 7-card stud in almost every aspect.
  • Caribbean: Of folding their as caribbean stud to reps per.
  • thoroughbred: He runs a small thoroughbred stud at home, and has bred seven winners.

Modifies a noun

  • genetics,training: Livestock sales,Top stud genetics,training and Fleece Spinning at our Mini Mill.
  • earring: Ocean Pool Pendant & Matching Stud Earrings Hypnotic pendant with matching stud earrings in Sterling Silver inset with oceanic enamels.
  • tournament: I put a seems to thrive stud tournament at.
  • fastening: The trousers have an elasticated waist, two access pockets and press stud fastening ankles.
  • partition: Here is a good example of a stud partition wall.
  • farm: Covering 800 acres, Portugal's oldest stud farm.

Noun used with modifier

  • sales,top: Livestock sales,Top stud genetics,training and Fleece Spinning at our Mini Mill.
  • seven-card: Seven-card stud omaha used to multiple our history think there would.
  • Omaha: He said he games two to omaha stud and.
  • card: First brought the seven card stud of the ohio.
  • livestock: Livestock sales,Top stud genetics,training and Fleece Spinning at our Mini Mill.
  • diamond: History of diamond earrings and diamond studs, popular earring styles.

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