Stud
/stʌd//stʌd/Word Originsenses 1 to 4 Old English studu, stuthu ‘post, upright prop’; related to German stützen ‘to prop’. The sense ‘ornamental metal knob’ arose in late Middle English.senses 5 to 6 Old English stōd, of Germanic origin; related to German Stute ‘mare’, also to stand.
noun
broodmare
sea studded with islands
sky studded with stars
stud
stallion
noun
large head nail (convex nail for decoration)
sea studded with islands
sky studded with stars
door knob, door handle (decorative)
Rivet, rivet
a small piece of jewellery with a part that is pushed through a hole in your ear, nose, etc.
a small, round piece of metal that is attached to the surface of something, especially for decoration
one of several small metal or plastic objects that are fixed to the bottom part of a football boot or sports shoe
a small metal object used in the past for fastening a collar onto a shirt
an animal, especially a horse, that is kept for breeding (= producing young); a place where animals, especially horses, are kept for breeding
a man who has many sexual partners and who is thought to be sexually attractive
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