Sentence examples for mean stud from inspiring English sources

Even Chicken (a wild, leering, mean stud, played with brio by Keith Barber, one of the Schoolhouse's dependably best actors) is not beyond redemption.

The mean stud protrusion of tyres on the measurement vehicles before the test was 1.1 mm for the front tyres and 1.1 mm for the rear tyres and after the test 1.5 mm and 1.4 mm, respectively.

"I changed my name to Julius No - Julius after my father and the No for my rejection of him and all authority... .. (... and Hussein, because it means "stud" in Arabic. No, I added that part).

A hollow sound means drywall, whereas a thinner sound means stud.

Its generic name Heloderma means "studded skin", from the Ancient Greek words hêlos —the head of a nail or stud and dérma, meaning skin.

Heloderma means "studded skin", from the Ancient Greek words helos, "the head of a nail or stud", and derma, "skin".

For profiles consisting of only closed lap ribs at 300 mm centers, three stud pairs could be fitted to each pan at a nominal longitudinal 100 mm spacing which, allowing for a construction tolerance, means the studs can be placed within only 45 mm clear of the webs of the ribs.

I mean he is the stud among studs.

I posed the question to Bolton: Does a studded jacket mean anything, in this day and age?

Defeat, especially if it was the result of a riding error, would be a huge blow, whereas victory would mean more millions in potential stud fees for Magnier, Tabor and the crew.

Studs meant to repel rough sleepers from a block of flats have been removed, a London council has said.