To furnish with or support by studs, or upright props.
To set with or as with studs.
To set with protuberant objects of any kind; scatter over with separate things rising above the surface: as, a bay studded with islands.
To lie scattered over the surface of; be spread prominently about in.
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Middle English forms of stead.
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A post; an upright prop or support; specifically, one of the small beams or scantlings in a building, of the height of a single story, which, with the laths nailed upon them, form the walls of the different rooms. See cut under siding.
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The stem, trunk, or stock of a tree or shrub.
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A transverse piece of cast-iron inserted in each link of a chain cable to prop the sides apart and strengthen it. See cut under chain.
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A nail, boss, knob, or protuberance affixed to a surface, especially as an ornament.
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A piece in the form of a boss or knob for use as a button or fastener, or in some other way.
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A number of horses kept for any purpose, especially for breeding or sporting.
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The place where a stud is kept, especially for breeding; a stud-farm.
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A stallion, especially one kept for service in breeding; a stud-horse.
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Dogs kept for breeding; a kennel.