sturdyframe
nounUK /ˈstɜːdi freɪm/
US /ˈstɜːrdi freɪm/
A strong body with big bones that does not break easily.
The big dog had a sturdyframe that helped it run and jump all day.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. The strong outer part of a chair, bike, or house that holds it together.
The sturdyframe of the wooden chair kept it from wobbling.
3. A tough metal or wood support used in building things.
Workers used a sturdyframe to hold up the new bridge.
4. A person who stays calm and strong when things are hard.
Grandpa is a sturdyframe for our family when we feel sad.