musculāˈtion noun

1. Muscular action
2. Musculature

musˈculature noun

Provision, disposition and system of muscles

musˈculous adjective (obsolete)

Muscular

muscˈle-bound adjective

Having the muscles stiff and enlarged by over-exercise

muscle car noun

A large motor car with an extremely powerful engine

muscˈleman noun

A man of extravagant physical development, esp one employed to intimidate people

muscˈle-reading noun

Interpretation of slight involuntary muscular movements

muscle sense or muscular sense noun

Kinaesthesis

muscle shirt noun

A tight-fitting, usu sleeveless, shirt with no buttons or collar

muscular Christianity noun

A vigorous combination of Christian living with devotion to athletic enjoyments

muscular dystrophy /disˈtrə-fi/ noun

Any of the forms of a hereditary disease in which muscles suffer progressive deterioration

musculoskelˈetal adjective

Relating to muscles and skeleton

muscle in (informal)

1. To force one's way in (lit and figurative)
2. To grab a share

muscle out (informal)

To drive out by (threat of) violence