stud

1 of 4

noun (1)

ˈstəd

plural studs

: a group of animals and especially horses kept primarily for breeding

: a place where a stud is kept

Haras du Pin, founded in 1730, is the biggest national stud in France …

Wendy Insinger

—often used before another noun

stud farms

: stud horse

Next day, the stud was led from his stall and turned into the breaking pen.

Dave Jones

broadly : a male animal kept or used for breeding

— often used before another noun

a stud dog stud service

see also stud book

informal

: a very attractive and masculine man : hunk sense 2

He plays Torch, the shirtless soap-opera stud, with a restless, street-corner sexiness.

Susan Littwin

… She's All That, in which high school stud Freddie Prinze Jr. transforms dork Rachel Leigh Cook into a beauty queen.

Entertainment Weekly

often, specifically : such a man who has a reputation of having multiple sexual partners

The world, anyway the part of it that cares, has heard of [Warren] Beatty's reputation as stud and of his affair with Christie.

Stanley Kaufmann

: a young man : guy

: a tough person

sports, informal : a very talented usually young new player

… Portland was one of the more active teams in the offseason, acquiring potential All-Star Harvey Grant and rebounding stud Chris Dudley.

Joe Menzer

… the team will look to start over at the position with a young stud. …

Adam Cloutier

— often used before another noun

The conventional spoon-feeding of the young stud pitcher calls for strict pitch counts and early exits.

Tim Keown

often stud poker : poker in which each player is dealt a mix of usually five to seven facedown and faceup cards in multiple rounds with betting taking place after most rounds of dealing

Stud poker, where each player is dealt their first card face-down and the next four cards face-up, didn't come into existence for many years (until about 1864).

Rebecca Ferguson

a stud poker player/game/hand

An M.B.A. from Harvard, he viewed seven-card stud as a test of money management …

Sandra R. Gregg

When I was dealing I usually proposed five-card stud, a rudimentary game in which one's luck is quickly determined.

Hayden Carruth

stud

2 of 4

noun (2)

: one of the smaller uprights in the framing of the walls of a building to which sheathing, paneling, or laths are fastened : scantling

: height from floor to ceiling

: a boss, rivet, or nail with a large head used (as on a shield or belt) for ornament or protection

: a solid button with a shank or eye on the back inserted (as through an eyelet in a garment) as a fastener or ornament

: a small button-like ornament with a post for inserting through a body part (such as the earlobe or nostril) and into a clasp

: any of various infixed pieces (such as a rod or pin) projecting from a machine and serving chiefly as a support or axis

: one of the metal or rubber cleats projecting from a snow tire to increase traction

stud

3 of 4

verb

studded; studding

transitive verb

: to furnish (a building, a wall, etc.) with studs

: to adorn, cover, or protect with studs

: to set, mark, or decorate conspicuously often at intervals

a sky studded with stars

a career studded with honors

stud

4 of 4

abbreviation

student

Word History

Etymology

Noun (1)

Middle English stod, from Old English stōd; akin to Old Church Slavonic stado flock and probably to Old High German stān to stand — more at stand

Noun (2)

Middle English stode, from Old English studu; akin to Middle High German stud prop, Old Norse stoth post

First Known Use

Noun (1)

before the 12th century, in the meaning defined at sense 1a

Noun (2)

before the 12th century, in the meaning defined at sense 1a

Verb

circa 1506, in the meaning defined at sense 1

Kids Definition

stud 1 of 2

noun

ˈstəd

: one of the smaller vertical supports in the walls of a building to which the wall materials are fastened

: a removable device like a button used for fastening or as an ornament

shirt studs

: one of the metal cleats used on a snow tire to provide a better grip

: a small piece of jewelry that is attached through a hole in part of a person's body

stud

2 of 2

verb

studded; studding

: to cover or be covered with many small items

She wore … black cowboy boots which were studded with turquoise stones.

Louis Sachar, Holes

studs 1 of 2

noun

plural of stud

as in hunks

a physically attractive man she promised her friend that the blind date would be a real stud

Synonyms & Similar Words

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hunks
beefcakes
superstuds
foxes
womanizers
fox
eyefuls
stunners
pretty boys
dreamboats
dolls
dishes
babes
eye candies
knockouts
sheiks
lady-killers

Antonyms & Near Antonyms

dogs
monsters
nerds
grotesqueries

studs

2 of 2

verb

present tense third-person singular of stud

as in stripes

Synonyms & Similar Words

stripes
bars
bands
streaks
sets
marbles
peppers
spots
dots
flecks
spatters
dyes
intersperses
blots
specks
mottles
stains
freckles
speckles
sprinkles
bespatters
blotches
splotches
dapples
stipples
shoots

单词	studs
释义	stud 1 of 4 noun (1) ˈstəd plural studs 1 a : a group of animals and especially horses kept primarily for breeding b : a place where a stud is kept Haras du Pin, founded in 1730, is the biggest national stud in France … Wendy Insinger —often used before another noun stud farms 2 : stud horse Next day, the stud was led from his stall and turned into the breaking pen. Dave Jones broadly : a male animal kept or used for breeding — often used before another noun a stud dog stud service see also stud book 3 informal a : a very attractive and masculine man : hunk sense 2 He plays Torch, the shirtless soap-opera stud, with a restless, street-corner sexiness. Susan Littwin … She's All That, in which high school stud Freddie Prinze Jr. transforms dork Rachel Leigh Cook into a beauty queen. Entertainment Weekly often, specifically : such a man who has a reputation of having multiple sexual partners The world, anyway the part of it that cares, has heard of [Warren] Beatty's reputation as stud and of his affair with Christie. Stanley Kaufmann b : a young man : guy c : a tough person 4 sports, informal : a very talented usually young new player … Portland was one of the more active teams in the offseason, acquiring potential All-Star Harvey Grant and rebounding stud Chris Dudley. Joe Menzer … the team will look to start over at the position with a young stud. … Adam Cloutier — often used before another noun The conventional spoon-feeding of the young stud pitcher calls for strict pitch counts and early exits. Tim Keown 5 often stud poker : poker in which each player is dealt a mix of usually five to seven facedown and faceup cards in multiple rounds with betting taking place after most rounds of dealing Stud poker, where each player is dealt their first card face-down and the next four cards face-up, didn't come into existence for many years (until about 1864). Rebecca Ferguson a stud poker player/game/hand An M.B.A. from Harvard, he viewed seven-card stud as a test of money management … Sandra R. Gregg When I was dealing I usually proposed five-card stud, a rudimentary game in which one's luck is quickly determined. Hayden Carruth stud 2 of 4 noun (2) 1 a : one of the smaller uprights in the framing of the walls of a building to which sheathing, paneling, or laths are fastened : scantling b : height from floor to ceiling 2 a : a boss, rivet, or nail with a large head used (as on a shield or belt) for ornament or protection b : a solid button with a shank or eye on the back inserted (as through an eyelet in a garment) as a fastener or ornament c : a small button-like ornament with a post for inserting through a body part (such as the earlobe or nostril) and into a clasp 3 a : any of various infixed pieces (such as a rod or pin) projecting from a machine and serving chiefly as a support or axis b : one of the metal or rubber cleats projecting from a snow tire to increase traction stud 3 of 4 verb studded; studding transitive verb 1 : to furnish (a building, a wall, etc.) with studs 2 : to adorn, cover, or protect with studs 3 : to set, mark, or decorate conspicuously often at intervals a sky studded with stars a career studded with honors stud 4 of 4 abbreviation student Phrases at stud or less commonly in stud : in the function of a stud : for breeding as a stud Three important stallions—Cor de la Bryere, Furioso II and Zeus—which now stand at stud in West Germany, are leaders in their perspective age groups in the production of sport horses … Joan Birdsall Synonyms Noun (1) beefcake hunk pretty boy superstud See all Synonyms & Antonyms Example Sentences Verb Beads stud the surface of the gown. Word History Etymology Noun (1) Middle English stod, from Old English stōd; akin to Old Church Slavonic stado flock and probably to Old High German stān to stand — more at stand Noun (2) Middle English stode, from Old English studu; akin to Middle High German stud prop, Old Norse stoth post First Known Use Noun (1) before the 12th century, in the meaning defined at sense 1a Noun (2) before the 12th century, in the meaning defined at sense 1a Verb circa 1506, in the meaning defined at sense 1 Phrases Containing stud press stud stud book stud muffin stud horse seven-card stud in stud at stud five-card stud stud poker press stud stud book stud muffin stud horse seven-card stud in stud at stud five-card stud stud poker See More Kids Definition stud 1 of 2 noun ˈstəd 1 : one of the smaller vertical supports in the walls of a building to which the wall materials are fastened 2 : a removable device like a button used for fastening or as an ornament shirt studs 3 : one of the metal cleats used on a snow tire to provide a better grip 4 : a small piece of jewelry that is attached through a hole in part of a person's body stud 2 of 2 verb studded; studding : to cover or be covered with many small items She wore … black cowboy boots which were studded with turquoise stones. Louis Sachar, Holes studs 1 of 2 noun plural of stud as in hunks a physically attractive man she promised her friend that the blind date would be a real stud Synonyms & Similar Words Relevance hunks beefcakes superstuds foxes womanizers fox eyefuls stunners pretty boys dreamboats dolls dishes babes eye candies knockouts sheiks lady-killers Antonyms & Near Antonyms dogs monsters nerds grotesqueries studs 2 of 2 verb present tense third-person singular of stud as in stripes Synonyms & Similar Words stripes bars bands streaks sets marbles peppers spots dots flecks spatters dyes intersperses blots specks mottles stains freckles speckles sprinkles bespatters blotches splotches dapples stipples shoots
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