Blud clut

A Blud clut is a trolley that contains items for the Mandem to use.

Wheel up the Blud clut

by Koreanbillyofficial November 8, 2017

blud

Used mostly in the UK and it means the same thing as homie in the US. Likely borrowed from Bled in French slang , a word of North African origin that means country and was originally used by the French of Moroccan, Algerian and Tunisian descent.

"Yo, blud, you got a fag?"

by mnaim June 17, 2021

CHECK HIS CV BLUD

"check his CV" can mean background check him, or just a partnership with the term, "the games gone blud". This works well with a questionable friend who needs to be put in his place.

AI CHECK HIS CV BLUD

by J1ggzz's child October 27, 2025

What is this diddyblud doing on the caluclator, is blud Einstein?

A chaotic brainrot anthem that blew up in late 2025 after TikTok got its hands on it. Originally posted by some legend called cassidywahhahh2, the clip turned into a full-on meme because everyone kept singing the stupid lyrics like it was the national anthem.

Features iconic lines such as:
“What is this diddyblud doing on the calculator, is blud Einstein?
What is this diddyblud doing on the calculator, is blud Estein?”

The lyrics mean absolutely nothing, relying on peak 2024 slang like “blud” and “diddy” to refer to literally anyone acting goofy. Used when someone is acting strangely serious or “mysteriously smart” over something simple, usually involving a phone or calculator.

"He turned on the calculator just to add 30+37 and stared at it for a full minute — What is this diddyblud doing on the caluclator, is blud Einstein?"

by 1x10 November 20, 2025

Blud

A name to call a fellow Human Being who is Apart of the bluds

Hello my fellow Blud

by Gh0ulz March 29, 2024

Blud

Its a synonim of "bro", "dude" or something like that.

"Blud, what are you doing?"
"Blud really thinks he's him"

by ababa? February 4, 2024

Blud

The word "blud" is a Jamaican slang term used to address men that essentially means "bro." It originated from the term "blood brothers" and a phonetic spelling of the word "brethren" as if spoken in a Jamaican accent. While blud began among Jamaican people, purportedly as a swear word, it was adopted by people in the U.K. as an alternative to "mate."

Blud said we should watch a movie.

by Buggy Po September 5, 2023