brawn

/brɔːn/
noun
  1. Physical strength and muscular development, especially when contrasted with intelligence or skill.
    • The wrestler's brawn was impressive, but his technique was even better.
    • He relied on his brawn to lift heavy boxes all day at the warehouse.
    • The job required more brawn than brains, so they hired the strongest applicants.
  2. A type of meat product made from pig's head or other cuts, cooked and pressed into a loaf; also called head cheese.
    • The deli offered homemade brawn, a traditional dish in many European countries.
    • She tried brawn for the first time at the farmer's market and found it surprisingly tasty.
    • For breakfast, he enjoyed a slice of brawn with mustard on crusty bread.
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