Stud

Pronunciation: /ˈstʌd/

Stud (noun)

  1. A small raised piece on a surface, often used for decoration or to hold something in place.
  2. A short metal pin that goes through a hole and is held by a nut or another part.
  3. A young man who is attractive and sexually active, especially in informal talk.

Examples

  • The shirt has a small raised button on each cuff.
  • The jacket closes with a small raised button near the collar.

Stud (verb)

  1. To attach small raised pieces to a surface, often for decoration or extra strength.

Examples

  • She decorated the bag with studs to make it shine.
  • They decorated the jacket with studs for a bold look.