# studded

Pronunciation: US say "STUD-id" /ˈstʌdɪd/; UK

## Adjective

1. Fitted with studs, such as the metal knobs on a leather jacket or the spikes on a winter tire.
   - Simple: Having small metal knobs or points set in or on it.
   - _The band walked on stage in studded leather jackets and heavy boots._
   - _Some states allow studded snow tires only during the winter months._
2. In compounds, having or containing many of the thing named.
   - Simple: Having lots of something, as in a star-studded sky.
   - _Their honeymoon took them along a castle-studded stretch of the Rhine._
   - _Her lecture was a quotation-studded tour through the poet's letters._

## Verb

3. Simple past and past participle of stud. — simple past and past participle of stud
   - Simple: Past tense and past participle of stud. Use it for something done earlier, or after 'has', 'have' or 'was'.
   - _The jeweler studded the band with a row of tiny diamonds._
   - _Wildflowers studded the hillside after the spring rains._

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