🇬🇧 Stud meaning: English Vocabulary Flash Card

A stud is a group of animals, most often very healthy and strong horses, that are kept on a farm so they can have babies and make more good-quality animals. People choose these animals carefully because they want their baby animals to be just as strong, fast, or beautiful as their parents.

The farmer said his stud is "world class," which I think means they run faster than I do when ice cream truck music starts.

Grandpa said his stud of horses eats better than he does, and honestly, the horses did get fancier salads.

The stud of horses lined up for breakfast like kids lining up for pizza day at school—loud, pushy, and very excited.

I tried to draw the stud of horses, but they all ended up looking like surprised sausages with tails.

The stud lined up at the fence every afternoon to watch the school bus, probably judging our running speed.

At dawn, Anna crept to the stud field. The stud stood lined under wet grass, breath soft in the cool air. A mare approached the stud, and the stud nuzzled her. They watched as a foal slipped free. The stud drew close; the foal stumbled, then found its legs. Anna laughed; the stud's work was done.

This word is at the C2 level, which means it represents the highest mastery of English. It’s often used in specialized or highly formal contexts and helps you communicate with precision and subtlety, much like a native speaker.

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