studded
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- adjective
- /ˈstʌdɪd/
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tachonado
- The female figure's studded cap, chiseled teeth, and scarification indicate aristocratic status.
- a studded belt
- a star-studded event
They got the most diamond studded watch ever and they're miserable.
- They got the most diamond studded watch ever and they're miserable.
- And then the other side of me is kind of this latent emo with a a dyed in quiff and a studded star belt.
- That was a more star-studded cast than you had in power.
- Oh my gosh, these are like some red faux suede studded plastic all in the same shoe.
Examples
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Beautiful truly is your bracelet studded with stars.
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Distressed, studded leather, pieced by hand, finished with a metallic fringe.
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The jacket was stylish, with studded embellishments that attracted a lot of attention.
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He wore a studded belt that perfectly matched his rock-inspired outfit.
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The walls of the nightclub were adorned with studded decorations that enhanced the edgy atmosphere.
Synonyms
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Decorated with many small shiny pieces like sequins that sparkle in light
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Decorated with small round objects sewn onto cloth or strung on thread
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Covered with shiny thin strips that make it glitter
Decorated with small metal studs
Covered with many small shiny things that reflect light or full of famous people
Covered with small things that make something look more beautiful
A thing with decorations like jewels or banners to make it look more beautiful
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Etymology
Studded comes from the small decorative piece stud, a little metal knob or jewel. So something studded is 'covered with' these small objects, like a jacket or watch that has many shiny bits.