Dudathy

sympathy that a dude looks for from a fellow dude, when one injures themselves doing something dumb, but also awesome, and the dude knows that their spouse will be more annoyed than impressed

Scott tried to get some dudathy from Chris today - that dummy smashed his face up launching himself off a jump at the bike park.

by Madame Fun Hog March 29, 2019

dudeage

Of or pertaining to a dude, or dude accessories.

So, man, there's this dude from Cali. He's a surfer and bear hunter. His dudeage is off the charts man!

by Pe of Em May 21, 2007

dudad

everyday use for the word dude. It's basically the same word as dude x100. You most likely call your friends dudads, but on rare occasions, if you change the tone of your voice it can be used for enemies. Most of the time when you are chilling it, it's appropriate!

Hey, Dudad wanna go get ice cream?
Hey, Dudad pass me the hummus right now!
Wow, Chelsea, did you see that dudad over there? She so stole the low-po from me!

by purplebackpack123 April 11, 2019

dudation

In Israel, it's a non-common nick name for one, who is the Manma"r in charge. hence: Dudation the Manma"r.

I can tell you this, our IT department is one of the best.
- well of course, thanks to Dudation the Manma"r

by Zahi Papo January 6, 2009

dudacious

1. Doubtful that such a state can exist, often with great bitterness.
2. Unintelligent or stupid.

1. I am dudacious that the US government can be so damaging.
2. George W. Bush is viewed by many as dudacious.

by Rudolfo Flores March 10, 2008

dudealude

An extension to the common term dude but showing more affection toward to recipient.

Dudealude is typically used by people with limited social skills in the real world outside Massive Multiplayer Online Role Playing Games (MMORPG).

Cya dudealude!

Whooah...that's cool dudealude!

by Slaughter MJ July 10, 2006

Monobrodium Dudeamate

A food additive developed in 1967 by the R&D department of the Anheuser-Busch Corporation, Monobrodium Dudeamate (MBD) is not regulated by the FDA. Commonly included in cheap beers such as Budweiser, Coors, Pabst Blue Ribbon, Miller, and Corona, this compound reacts uniquely with alcohol in the brain to produce a variety of unusual human behaviors, exploited for the economic gain of brewing companies' subsidiaries. The additive has had a unique effect on the culture of the U.S.A., producing such things as the Hooters restaurant chain, the Spike TV network, the Jackass series, the movie Animal House, and the 'tailgate party' phenomenon. Common side effects include hot wings, people buying pickup trucks to commute in the suburbs, chicken strips, wicked hangovers, and the belief that baseball is an engaging spectator sport. The chemical is also responsible for most of the behaviors of the American frat boy, and for PBR-induced hipster woman-bashing.

Adult male after consuming both alcohol and Monobrodium Dudeamate:
"WOOOO! YEEAAAH! DUDE! BRO! COME HERE! OK, DUDE, hold my beer and watch this!"

Adult male after consuming only alcohol:
"This has been quite a delightful evening, but I believe I have quaffed this Pilsner Urquell in excess. Might I trouble you to call a cab, kind sir?"

by nosnebjak October 25, 2009