| dude | Something bad happened | en |
| dude | Im having a transcendent experience! | en |
| dude | I feel your pain | en |
| dude | I agree emphatically | en |
| dude | That was spectacular! | en |
| dude | A dandy, a man who is very concerned about his dress and appearance | en |
| dude | A term of address for a man | en |
| dude | A man | en |
| dude | A cool person of either sex | en |
| dude | An inexperienced cowboy | en |
| dude | (North American Slang) cool guy, dandy; fellow, guy; male friend; city-dweller from eastern United States who takes a vacation on a ranch in the West (Slang used in Western United States) isim | en |
| dude | Hey you! | en |
| dude | A cat | en |
| dude | a male person | en |
| dude | A masher One who renders himself conspicuous by affectation of dress, manners, and speech The word was first familiarised in London in 1881, and is a revival of the old word dudes (clothes) We have several derivations, as dudder, one who sells dress-pieces; duddery, a rag-shop; duddle, to wrap up warmly (Halliwell), etc It is not of American origin "I should just as soon expect to see Mercutio smoke a cigarette, as to find him ambling about the stage with the mincing manners of a dude " - Jefferson: Century Magazine, January,1890, p 383 Dudeism (3 syl ) The tomfoolery of a dude (2 syl ) | en |
| dude | A dude is a man. My doctor is a real cool dude | en |
| dude | Be careful! | en |
| dude | City slicker acting like a cowboy | en |
| dude | Back off! | en |
| dude | Sweet | en |
| dude | A kind of dandy; especially, one characterized by an ultrafashionable style of dress and other affectations | en |
| dude | a man who is much concerned with his dress and appearance | en |
| dudes | plural of dude | en |
| dudes | Any group of people, regardless of gender | en |