stud-muffinly

English

Etymology

From stud muffin +‎ -ly.

Adjective

stud-muffinly (comparative more stud-muffinly, superlative most stud-muffinly)

1. (rare, colloquial) Resembling or characteristic of a stud muffin.
   • 2000 July 5, Joe Queenan, “‘Dads’ isn’t your father’s magazine”, in The Palm Beach Post, volume 92, number 102, page 1D:

     While retaining a forcefully inoffensive quality, the term “dads” is now almost a badge of honor, a bold proclamation that it is still possible to be a really cool, really happening guy long after one’s stud-muffinly days have ended.

   • 2005, E. Lockhart [pen name; Emily Jenkins], The Boyfriend List, Delacorte Press, →ISBN, page 66:

     But the day after that, and this was before Kim had even noticed Finn and his stud-muffinly qualities, I got a note in my mail cubby.

   • 2019, Ansi Verwey - von Fleckenstein, Bounce Back Babes: 26 Word Portraits of Real Women, Tredition, →ISBN:

     Her choice of supermarket may also have something to do with the omnipresence of that adorable, rugged, stud-muffinly security guard with the deliciously threatening MATRIX-style.