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mus·cle·bound also mus·cle-bound    (m?s'?l-bound')   
adj. 
   1.      Having inelastic, overdeveloped muscles, usually as the result of excessive exercise.
   2.
         1.      Hindered by or as if by overdeveloped muscles.
         2.      Characterized by inflexibility; rigid.

Sauce: American Heritage Dictionary, 5th Ed.

She most certainly isn't Gregg–AAAAHSHITMYARMS!–Valentino, so I'm baffled by how anyone who can walk, and, say, use a normal toothbrush would ever be considered musclebound.

Thanks for that – I wasn't necessarilly asking for the dictionary definition of the word, but thanks for finding it, as it certainly provides a good starting point. 😉  I suppose my question should have been "what do we think of when we hear the word musclebound?"

As far as your point, yes, I agree.  Then again, I wish writers would look-up words they are going to use as they often get them wrong.

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I agree…techinically not Mr. Arms-Are-Bigger-Than-My-Head, but I hope she does better in other comps.

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