muscle
a common way to describe capable muscles
a common term for a muscle strain or minor tear
emphasizes the strength of the muscles
painful muscles, typically after exercise
similar to tense, indicating a lack of flexibility or relaxation
refers to the muscles in the stomach area
muscles that are tight and stiff, often due to stress
muscles that feel a continuous, dull pain
a more severe injury where muscle fibers have been ripped
denotes well-developed, firm muscles
a muscle that has been stretched too far, causing pain
muscle that is connected to the skeleton to form part of the mechanical system
describes muscles that are stretched or pulled tight
used to specify location, e.g., 'muscles in the leg'
to injure a muscle by stretching it too far
to increase the size and strength of muscles, usually through exercise
to make a muscle less tight and stiff
to make muscles stronger
to bend or tighten a muscle to show its strength or size
to make a muscle stiff and tight
the sensation of discomfort or agony in a muscle
the power or force a muscle can exert
the substance of which muscles are made
a sleeveless shirt that shows off the arm muscles
the feeling of pain in muscles
when a muscle becomes tight and stiff