Brawn (noun)

1. Muscular strength and power, especially in the upper body.
2. The flesh of a boar or other animal used as food, especially when salted or pickled.

Origin:

From old english bræwen, of germanic origin; related to dutch braun, german braun "brown".

Examples:

1. He had a lot of brawn but not much brains.
2. The weightlifter had impressive brawn, but he also had a good technique.
3. The wrestler had to rely on his brawn, as he was not very fast.
4. Brawn is a traditional English dish, made from the head of a pig.
5. The brawn was a delicacy, often served with bread and pickles.