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A word meaning boy or young male figure. When used creatively, "dude" can also refer to a girl. This word is used at the beginning and/or end of sentences.
Dude, did you see that girl in the tight skirt back there?
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dude is another word for a person, male or female, a slang word for "friend" or buddy
hey dude where is yo car?
OMG, dude, you shoulda seen it!
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Once your fellow people have come to know you well you automatically inherit the name DUDE. When more than one "DUDE" come together then it becomes "DUDES".
Idiot#1- "WOW!!! Did you see what that dude just did?"
Idiot#2- "Ya!!! That was COOL!"
Idiot#1 - "I wish I was a DUDE."
Idiot#2- " Ya me too."
Dude- "SWEET!! Ya can you leave cause' were going to have a dudes party. Only dudes allowed!!!"
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What skaters, skateboarders, surfers, etc... use to address each other.
"Hey Dude"
"Yo"
"Dude wheres dude?"
"Dude's at dude's house"
"I'm going to dude's house to see dude seeya later dude!"
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man.
dude can be used anywhere 'man' can
Person A: DUDE! Ciara's so hot!
Person B: Yeah, except shes a dude.
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A common name that the guys from the Lonely Island call themselves. The Lonely island includes Jorma Taccone, Andy Samberg (SNL) and Akiva Schaffer. The dudes wrote Dick in a Box, Jizz in my Pants, Just 2 guyz and other songs. They also write the digital shorts for SNL. The dudes also have an album called incredibad.
Jorma: I just ate a grape and I
Andy, Jorma, Justin Timberlake: Jizzed in my pants!
TV watcher: The dudes are awesome..and Justin Timberlake is pretty cool too...
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1) Originally, “dude” meant a stuck up person who dressed overly well. It first emerged in the year 1883 in England.
2) Later it was used in the old west to mean a city person who moved to the west without actually know what he was doing. Synonymous with “city-slicker”
3) Later, in California, the term changed from these insults to a term meaning any male, human or otherwise. Sometimes it is used in reference to tom-girls. Now, it is often used for emphasis as well.
“Look at that rich fellow; what a dude! Do you see the feather in his hat?”
“What’s that dude doing in these parts? I bet he can't even ride a horse!”
“Hey dude, I missed you at the movies the other day!”
“Dude, that's harsh.”
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