" muscled "

 [ "Muscle" ]

1: Someone paid or in service to protect and/or do the physical hardships of another.

  * e.g.,  ... "Joe's got a hired muscle outside his bar" 

 [ "Muscling" ]

1: When your veins have collapsed from so much IV drug use so you have to inject the drug into your muscle.

  * e.g.,  ... His veins are so f'ed up that he's muscling his heroin 

 [ "muscle" ]

1: a tissue that is specialized to undergo repeated contraction and relaxation, thereby producing movement of body parts, maintaining tension, or pumping fluids within the body.

  * e.g.,  ... I be bangin' dat ho so long, her taint broke now I be slippin' in da wet paper bag muscle 

 [ "muscling" ]

1: A word to describe the building of one’s muscles

  * e.g.,  ... Person 1: How is your workout going? 

 [ "muscle" ]

1: to overcome someone with physical force.

  * e.g.,  ... Grant had a whiskey and decided to muscle his girlfriend. 

 [ "muscleful" ]

1: Having alot of muscle, atheletic build.

  * e.g.,  ... Jim works out at the gym everyday. He is so muscleful! 

 [ "Muscle" ]

1: To muscle is to pack some kind of weaponry; usually guns.

  * e.g.,  ... I'm up in some pussy, up out there muscle (ing) with uzi's- Rick Ross 

 [ "muscle" ]

1: 1) Noun dating to the sixteenth century meaning manpower

  * e.g.,  ... We have the armed muscle to to the heist 

 [ "muscle" ]

2: 2) Fibre based-tissue under the skin that contracts upon electric signals being recieved, therefore moving the skeleton.

  * e.g.,  ... My bicep muscle is hurt 

 [ "muscle" ]

3: 3) See muscle car

  * e.g.,  ... muscle cars suck 

 [ "muscle" ]

4: 4) Penis

  * e.g.,  ... my muscle is pumpin, hehehehe 

 [ "muscle" ]

5: 5) power

  * e.g.,  ... feel the muscle of the new regime! 

 [ "muscle" ]

1: Individuals placed together and working for a common cause (plural)

  * e.g.,  ... Your sister may have she juiced the locker room, but it was the muscle of the football team that scored that extra point 

 [ "muscle" ]

1: noun dating back to the sixteenth century meaning manpower.

  * e.g.,  ... We better get some armed manpower for the bank heist.