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adjective
Date: 1644
having muscles especially of a specified kind — often used in combination <hard-muscled arms>
New Collegiate Dictionary. 2001.
muscled
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muscled — adjective : furnished with muscles often used in combination hard muscled arms … Useful english dictionary
muscled — adjective a) Bearing muscles or muscle tissue. b) Having large muscles … Wiktionary
muscled — mÊŒsld adj. muscly, muscular, having much physical strength; muscle bound mus·cle || mÊŒsl n. contracting body tissue; strength; part of the body that is made up of muscles v. exert strength, force one s way … English contemporary dictionary
Double-muscled cattle — refers to breeds of cattle that carry a mutation which represses the myostatin protein, consequently augmenting muscle growth. Affected breeds include: Belgian Blue Piedmontese Parthenais References McPherron, Alexandra; Lee, Se Jin (November… … Wikipedia
