muscle
/ˈmʌskəl/Definitions
1. noun
a body part that has the function of shortening the length of the body or a part of it, and of moving a limb or part of the body
“Her toned muscles made her a competitive athlete.”
2. verb
to cause or make something to contract or become tense
“The doctor instructed her to muscle her way through the pain.”
3. noun
a person or group that has a strong influence or control over something or someone
“The muscle behind the new policy was a powerful corporation.”