stud

stud
stud1 [stʌd] n
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1¦(animal)¦
2¦(man)¦
3¦(on shoes)¦
4¦(in your ear)¦
5¦(for decoration)¦
6¦(for a shirt)¦
7¦(board)¦
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[Sense: 1-2;Origin: Old English stod]
[Sense: 3-7; Origin: Old English studu]
1.) ¦(ANIMAL)¦ [U and C]
the use of animals, especially horses, for breeding, an animal that is used in this way, or a place where this is done
a stud dog
2.) ¦(MAN)¦ informal
a man who has a lot of sexual partners and who is very proud of his sexual ability
3.) ¦(ON SHOES)¦
one of a set of small pointed pieces of metal or plastic that are attached to the bottom of a running shoe, football boot etc to stop you from slipping
4.) ¦(IN YOUR EAR)¦
a small, round ↑earring
5.) ¦(FOR DECORATION)¦
a round piece of metal that is stuck into a surface for decoration
6.) ¦(FOR A SHIRT)¦
a small thing for fastening a shirt or collar that consists of two round, flat pieces of metal joined together by a bar
7.) ¦(BOARD)¦ AmE
a board that is used to make the frame of a house

Dictionary of contemporary English. 2013.

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Synonyms:
, , / (for ornament), / (for a shirt-bosom)


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