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Definition of stud
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of stud is as below...
Stud (n.) A
collection
of
breeding
horses
and
mares,
or the place where they are kept; also, a
number
of
horses
kept for a
racing,
riding,
etc..
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University
::
University
(n.) An
institution
organized
and
incorporated
for the
purpose
of
imparting
instruction,
examining
students,
and
otherwise
promoting
education
in the
higher
branches
of
literature,
science,
art, etc.,
empowered
to
confer
degrees
in the
several
arts and
faculties,
as in
theology,
law,
medicine,
music,
etc. A
university
may exist
without
having
any
college
connected
with it, or it may
consist
of but one
college,
or it may
comprise
an
assemblage
of
colleges
established
in any
place,
with
Familiarize
::
Familiarize
(v. t.) To make
acquainted,
or
skilled,
by
practice
or
study;
as, to
familiarize
one's self with a
business,
a book, or a
science..
Mammillary
::
Mammillary
(a.)
Composed
of
convex
convex
concretions,
somewhat
resembling
the
breasts
in form;
studded
with small
mammiform
protuberances..
Tonometer
::
Tonometer
(n.) An
apparatus
for
studying
and
registering
the
action
of
various
fluids
and drugs on the
excised
heart of lower
animals.
Symmetric
::
Symmetrian
(n.) One
eminently
studious
of
symmetry
of
parts.
Diversion
::
Diversion
(n.) That which
diverts;
that which turns or draws the mind from care or
study,
and thus
relaxes
and
amuses;
sport;
play;
pastime;
as, the
diversions
of
youth..
Erudition
::
Erudition
(n.) The act of
instructing;
the
result
of
thorough
instruction;
the state of being
erudite
or
learned;
the
acquisitions
gained
by
extensive
reading
or
study;
particularly,
learning
in
literature
or
criticism,
as
distinct
from the
sciences;
scholarship..
Accelerograph
::
Accelerograph
(n.) An
apparatus
for
studying
the
combustion
of
powder
in guns, etc..
Investigate
::
Investigate
(v. i.) To
pursue
a
course
of
investigation
and
study;
to make
investigation.
Collegian
::
Collegian
(n.) A
member
of a
college,
particularly
of a
literary
institution
so
called;
a
student
in a
college..
Agronomist
::
Agronomist
(n.) One
versed
in
agronomy;
a
student
of
agronomy.
Pony
::
Pony (n.) A
translation
or a key used to avoid study in
getting
lessons;
a crib.
Find
::
Find (v. t.) To
discover
by study or
experiment
direct
to an
object
or end; as, water is found to be a
compound
substance..
Study
::
Studies
(pl. ) of Stud.
Superficialist
::
Superficial
(a.)
Reaching
or
comprehending
only what is
obvious
or
apparent;
not deep or
profound;
shallow;
-- said
especially
in
respect
to
study,
learning,
and the like; as, a
superficial
scholar;
superficial
knowledge..
Hosteler
::
Hosteler
(n.) A
student
in a
hostel,
or small
unendowed
collede
in
Oxford
or
Cambridge..
Spell
::
Spell (v. i.) To study by
noting
characters;
to gain
knowledge
or learn the
meaning
of
anything,
by
study..
Plethysmography
::
Plethysmography
(n.) The
study,
by means of the
plethysmograph,
of the
variations
in size of a limb, and hence of its blood
supply..
Micro-geology
::
Micro-geology
(n.) The part of
geology
relating
to
structure
and
organisms
which
require
to be
studied
with a
microscope.
Faculty
::
Faculty
(n.) A body of a men to whom any
specific
right or
privilege
is
granted;
formerly,
the
graduates
in any of the four
departments
of a
university
or
college
(Philosophy,
Law,
Medicine,
or
Theology),
to whom was
granted
the right of
teaching
(profitendi
or
docendi)
in the
department
in which they had
studied;
at
present,
the
members
of a
profession
itself;
as, the
medical
faculty;
the legal
faculty,
ect..
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