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Ka Hoerschaf Posted 14 years ago
Vocabulary

studley?

Hello! Does anyone can help and tell me more about the meaning of "studley"? It´s not "studly", it´s "studley".
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Studly or Studley—the spelling is unimportant. It is an epithet or nickname (sincere or ironic) for a macho young man. Other examples: Fatso, Four-eyes, Wimp, ****, etc,

— Mister Micawber

  • Studly or Studley—the spelling is unimportant.
  • It is an epithet or nickname (sincere or ironic) for a macho young man.
  • Other examples: Fatso, Four-eyes, Wimp, ****, etc,
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Studly or Studley—the spelling is unimportant. It is an epithet or nickname (sincere or ironic) for a macho young man.

Other examples: Fatso, Four-eyes, Wimp, ****, etc,
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It's probably a misspelling of "studly". "Studly" is slang for "attractive and virile", used by a crass girl to describe a boy. I believe the word is formed from "stud", a male animal kept for breeding, on the model of "manly", "homely" and the like.
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