ADJECTIVE
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having stiff muscles as the result of excessive exercise
he arrived accompanied by two muscle-bound body guards
How To Use muscle-bound In A Sentence
- Hampered by a name that was unpronounceable, together with a heavy accent, he was relegated to playing muscle-bound clods in a string of second-rate films.
- But they admit that the rewards for success are so great that athletes continue to pump up their already muscle-bound bodies to lift even heavier weights.
- In those days, weight training was frowned upon as coaches thought it would make athletes muscle-bound, hampering performance.
- Shunted out of the mainstream, he was parodied by artists who rendered him a hippie or muscle-bound clown.
- On the other hand: if the muscle-bound dude's tank top looks like it has been through the wash about 50 times, and if it's a bit loose, and sagging or drooping in the wrong places - then yes, maybe.
- Not all video games star muscle-bound, gun-wielding action heroes out for vengeance.
- Smaller and warmer-blooded nations able to work harmoniously and more responsively in a radically changing world might pull of a truly edifying World Expo in 2020, one that the muscle-bound giants will never imagine, let alone create. Bob Jacobson: Can the US Get Back the Needed Moral Authority to Host a 2020 World Expo?
- Of course, there are two sides to every coin and not all bouncers are muscle-bound, impotent meatheads.
- The hostess double-takes at the sight of a panda and large, muscle-bound man in a suit and tie carrying a lobster in a fishbowl.
- Indeed, the muscle-bound look isn't even cosmetic. Michael Boblett: Exercise for Life -- Not Looks!