duder

Duder is a word of many possibilites. It can be used as a replacement for dude. It can also be used to mean someone is more dude-like than someone else (as in dude, duder, dudest.) It has also been known to be used to describe objects for which the name has been temporarily forgotten, or otherwise unknown to the user of the word. Still yet another usage is a verb which means the act of being a dude or doing dudely things.

Hey duder, come over to my house.

Steve is duder than I am, but surely not the dudest guy in the room.

Beth need help to figure out how to opperate this new duder she got.

I think I'm going to go put on my sunglasses and duder around town.

by cool4dude May 1, 2005

Duder

Derivative of "Dude"

Sure thing, duder

by Dork457 July 20, 2003

DUDER

Homewrecking trailer trash who like to get fist fucked by men that are in committed relationships

Barbara, Crista, Jolisa and Kayla are examples of a typical Duder!

by UPSUN March 28, 2022

duder

Similar in use to dude with origins in the southwest united states.

How's it going duder!

by William Robison May 18, 2007

Duder

Wall street professional type or financial restructuring attorney whose laid back personality and zen-like patrick swayze in point break demeanor is in stark contrast to the gordon geckos around him. A "fish out of water" often with a bunblefuck origin (e.g. Kansas).

Can you believe that duder sang "why don't we get drunk and screw" at a partner's house.

by that guy u work with who wasted his time doing this December 13, 2008

Duder

The tube inside the roll of wrapping paper or paper towels, based on the sound one makes when one pretends to play the trumpet through one end.

cred. MBerman

No adult can resist not playing the duder when they have one in their hands.
Places tube to lips, yells into tube: "duder, duder, duder!"

by adminfairy March 1, 2018

duder

n. 30-something guy, young professional, wearing diagonally/vertically striped button-down (slightly wrinkled), looking to score beyond his station with aims at 20-something girls. Hair product content=high, intellectual capacity=low.

With hair that is perfectly styled but looks slightly mussed and jeans that appear old and rumpled, but are actually brand new and over-priced, the duder walked into the bar that he had read was uberhip hoping to score.

by librarywoman November 26, 2006