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stud (iou)



stud verb trans. Infl. -dd-. LME.
[from STUD noun1.]
Provide with studs; spec. (a) supply or build with upright timbers; (b) set with bosses, nail-heads, etc., projecting from a surface, esp. for decoration or protection. Freq. as studded ppl adjective. LME.
D. Bogarde An ivory leopard..studded all about with lumps of amber like a rich fruit cake.
Set at (esp. frequent) intervals in or over (a surface). Freq. as studded ppl adjective. M17.
A. J. Toynbee The south-west bank..is studded with a series of port-cities. E. Bowen Antlers and ironwork..studded the walls.
Insert or place (a number of things) at (esp. frequent) intervals over a surface. Chiefly as studded ppl adjective. M19.