Muscle ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Muscle ( noun )

1. A tissue composed of contractile cells that are responsible for movement in animals.
2. A specific part of the body that is composed of muscle tissue.
3. Physical strength or power.

Origin:

From latin musculus "little mouse", from mus "mouse".

Examples:

1. He strained a muscle in his back lifting weights.
2. She had well-defined muscles from her daily workout.
3. The muscle of the heart pumps blood throughout the body.
4. He flexed his muscles to show off his strength.
5. She used her muscles to lift the heavy box.

(As a verb)

Muscle ( verb )

1. A tissue composed of contractile cells that are responsible for movement in animals.
2. A specific part of the body that is composed of muscle tissue.
3. Physical strength or power.

Origin:

From latin musculus "little mouse", from mus "mouse".

Examples:

1. He strained a muscle in his back lifting weights.
2. She had well-defined muscles from her daily workout.
3. The muscle of the heart pumps blood throughout the body.
4. He flexed his muscles to show off his strength.
5. She used her muscles to lift the heavy box.