jude

Racist word for a Jewish person, although it be the german word for it.
Was written on the arm bands forced to wear by the Jewish people in the Holocaust.

I was called a "jude" yesterday.

by hmm April 4, 2004

Judes

Someone who betrays someone or somethings loyalty.

Person one cheated on person two, they are a Judes.

by Mr. M.E November 8, 2021

jude

Trash talk for dude.

"Do it, man! Smoke them suckas! ... You the baddest! Five me, jude!"

Note: quote from Maniac Magee by Jerry Spinlli (Newbury Award winner)

by TTW August 25, 2006

Br Jude

Br Jude is the nicest teacher in LSC. Ever. According to Jasper, Br Jude doesn't speak in the lessons. Or more precisely, he talks in a way so advanced that we normal people can't understand. He found a way to solve this problem. In his lessons, he gives us videos to watch and tells us to self learn, when we can't understand the questions, he doesn't care. In the exams, we get low marks, he still doesn't care. We love this teacher so much!

(Br stands for Brother)

Br Jude lesson he gives out the test paper.

Br Jude: (calls our student numbers) Number thrie!

Number three goes out to get the test paper.

Br Jude: Number Dee!

All studnets: ???

by JohnMakFan December 1, 2020

Macho-Jude

1. A characteristic given to individuals who are kick-ass
2. Any individual who is so awesome that words cannot describe, Of which the greatest is Chuck Norris.
Antonyms: Buttcrack, Shart-Monster
*Note: Jude is not related to Judism.

Person 1: That guy is so Macho-Jude he kicked my ass just by looking at me.

Person 1: Ewww, that guy is so not Macho-Jude. He's more of a buttcrack.

by bumkinofdoom June 5, 2011

Jude Ellis

The single most amazing person in existence. Jude doesn't like people who swing USB leads and break his phone.

Yes, I'm religious. I support Jude Ellis

by pain-peko June 6, 2019

Hey Jude

One of the greatest rock 'n' roll songs ever recorded. Written by John Lennon and Paul McCartney. McCartney was the primary writer of the song. The song is more than 7 minutes long and features a 30-piece orchestra. It was one of the Beatles' 20 No. 1 hits on the Billboard charts.
The song was written for John Lennon's son, Julian Lennon. The original title of the song was "Hey Jules" but was changed to make it flow better.

"Hey Jude, don't make it bad/ Take a sad song and make it better."

by Beastman95112 November 13, 2005