brawny
/ˈbrɔːni
/adjective (brawnier, brawniest)
Physically strong; muscular: a great brawny brute Gordon had brawny tattooed arms...
- Two strong, brawny arms reached down and went under the vampire's back.
- The man facing them was taller than both by a few inches, and had strong, brawny arms.
- Avery looked to see a brawny, muscular man walking their way.
Synonyms
strong, as strong as an ox, muscular, well muscled, muscly, muscle-bound, well built, powerfully built, powerful, mighty, Herculean, strapping, burly, robust, sturdy, husky, lusty, sinewy, well knit, rugged;
bulky, hefty, meaty, solid, solidly built
informal beefy, hunky, hulking, ripped, shredded
North American informal buff
US informal jacked
dated stalwart
literary thewy, stark
Derivatives
brawniness
/ noun ...- He made it very clear that his superhuman brawniness was what he wished his political future to be built on, and the people voted for it.
- The buildings would always hold an admirable brawniness: thick and dark while the night crawlers of all types were sucking down on bottles of booze, rioting in the shadows, or just trying to have a good time.
- A Byzantine chalice, Bible, or wood carving has a kind of heft, a hand-made brawniness.
Rhymes
- money-center bank
- money centre
- money-centre bank
- money changer
- money chest
- money claim
- money clause
- money clip
- money coffer
- money coiner
- money column
- money crop
- money-dealer
- money dealing
- money-digger
- money-doubler
- money draft
- money draught
- money economy
- moneyed
- moneyer
- money flower
- money for old rope
- money for old rope (or money for jam)
- money grab