One of a series of wood or metal vertical structural members placed as supporting elements in walls and partitions.

(noun) an term most commonly used to indicate a Black/African-American and/or Latina masculine lesbian/queer woman. Also known as ‘butch’ or ‘aggressive’.

"nailhead, knob," late 13c., from Old English studu "pillar, prop, post," from Proto-Germanic *stud- (source also of Old Norse stoð "staff, stick," properly "stay,&q [..]

"horse used for breeding," Old English stod "herd of horses, place where horses are kept for breeding," from Proto-Germanic *stodo (source also of Old Norse stoð, Middle Low German [..]

c. 1500, "set with studs;" 1560s in studded with "as though sprinkled with nails with conspicuous heads;" from stud (n.1).

Small gem placed on an ornament, such as an earring. Occasionally also refers to a cable that holds together a metallic ornamental chain, such as a necklace.

The projection at the top of a stand or on a clamp which allows a light to be attached and rotated.

A vertical framing piece in a wall, generally 2x4 lumber in interior walls.

One of a series of regularly spaced wood structural members (usually 50 mm (2 in.) nominal thickness) used for walls and partitions.

To insert flavourings such as whole cloves (into an onion) or slivers of garlic (into a piece of meat) into a piece of food at regular intervals.

a lapel device, often circular in shape, with a metal shank on the reverse to hold the item in a  buttonhole.

A steel post sticking out from the tread of a tire to provide traction on ice. Alternate term for cantilever boss.

One of a series of slender wood structural members used as supporting elements in walls and partitions.

The evenly spaced, vertical framing members of a wall. See also: Wood grades.

An intermediate vertical member of a frame.

1) Male horse used for breeding. 2) A breeding farm.

A vertical wall member, load bearing or non-load bearing, covered by exterior or interior covering.

The basic vertical framing members of walls, usually 2x4 or 2x6. Studs are traditionally spaced 16 inches on center, sometimes 24 inches as in the Engineered 24" Framing System. See Span Rating. [..]

A length of threaded rod with a nut at either end (as opposed to a bolt)

An establishment for the breeding of horses, now usually centred on a stallion (or stallions), but originally signifying a group of mares kept for breeding, the word being derived from the German die [..]

To stud means to insert flavor-enhancing or decorative edible items such as whole Jamaican cloves, or Jamaican garlic slivers partway into the surface of  Jamaican food so that they protrude slightly. The Jamaican Christmas ham recipe is often studded with Jamaican cloves. T

A culinary term used to indicate the insertion of flavor or appearance enhancing ingredients such as, cloves, garlic, etc. into the surface of a food.

(n) a man who is virile and sexually active(n) ornament consisting of a circular rounded protuberance (as on a vault or shield or belt)(n) an upright in house framing(n) adult male horse kept for bree [..]

A vertical wood framing member, also referred to as a wall stud, attached to the horizontal sole plate below and the top plate above. Normally 2 X 4's or 2 X 6's, 8' long (sometimes 92 5/8"). One of a series of wood or metal vertical structural members placed as supporting elements in walls and partitions.

1) Male horse used for breeding. 2) A breeding farm.

A vertical framing piece in a wall, generally 2x4 lumber in interior walls.

A fastener which is threaded at both ends with an unthreaded shank in between. One end (which often has a thread tolerance which results in more thread interference) is secured into a tapped hole, the [..]

A stud is a headless fastener, which has threads at both ends of the shank. One end is inserted into an internally tapped hole and tightening a nut on the other end induces tension. If a stud is threa [..]

A wood or metal vertical wall member to which exterior or interior covering material may be attached. It can be either load bearing or non-load bearing.

a projecting pin serving as a support or means of attachment.

 See second application of STRONG

this term refers to a campaign item that is meant to be worn through a buttonhole in the lapel.  Many studs will have a celluloid or metal front.

A stallion that is kept for breeding purposes.

A male dog used for breeding

An unneutered male that is part of a breeding match.

To insert seasonings, such as whole cloves or garlic, into the surface of a food to infuse it with flavor.

a male llama

Small jewel placed on an ornament, such as an earring. May also refer to the verb form of setting with a stud. Sometimes additionally refers to a cable that holds together a metallic ornamental chain, [..]

In classic simplicity, a stud earring has a ball or single prong-set stone attached to a straight post with no dangling parts. Stud earrings can be enhanced by the addition of earring jackets.

Any of several poker games in which some of each players' cards are exposed.

Poker games in which players get dealt cards face up as well as face down. Seven Card Stud and Razz are popular examples.

Male horse used for breeding. Also breeding farm.

A NFL player who has proved himself to be a top scoring player at his position. These players should be started each week regardless of match-up and should only be benched during bye weeks and significant injuries.

A timber post in a studwork partition or in traditional timber-framed construction. There are also steel studs made of lightweight galvanized steel.

A vertical wall member used to attach other structures, such as walls.

An alpha male.