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A person that is incredibly good at games. Probably a small little kid that talks shit but doesn't get hit. Known for being a total dick as well as a bad drinker! This guy is a sarcastic prick that always lays bad comments and jokes. He's notorious for bullying kids named William and Leo. This guy is a jew but likes antisemitic jokes and other "dark" jokes, if you know what i mean ;). Lastly he's a picky eater and that is the only thing he gets bullied for even though there are many flaws.

If the persons vocabulary consists of "Yeet" "Horbög" "Reeeeee" he's probably a Ludé
"Oh that guys is being mean to William" "That's probably Ludé"
hearing "REEEEEEEEEEEEEE" in the distance "Run Ludé is coming!"
Ludé by Ludé November 29, 2018
A Quaalude (a tranquilizer, downer), or an abbreviation for a Honda Prelude (but only by the younger generation). Contrary to the belief of some idiots, it is not the word for crass behavior. That would be LEWD, you tools.
He took a bunch of ludes, amazed us all by his lewd behavior, and promptly passed out in the back of his buddy's Lude.
lude by Mr. Green Jeans September 23, 2005
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Abbreviation for the pharmeceutical named Quaalude. It was used in the 1960s and 1970s as an anxiolytic, for the treatment of insomnia, and as a sedative. It became highly popular for recreational use in the 1980's, particularly in California. The active ingredient is Methaqualone, a depressant which is now a schedule 1 substance in the United States. It is still available for prescription in Canada.
"Hey man you alright?"
"Yeah just a little on edge."
"Wanna lude?"

"Hey man sorry I was so out of it last night, someone slipped me a bad lude."
lude by jimjim December 28, 2005
Chill out and take a lude
lude by Cobra March 14, 2003
What some people incorrectly spell the word lewd as. Lewd is something which is crude, indecent or offensive in a sexual way.
The sleazy guy standing at the bar kept making lude (lewd) comments about every girl who walked past.
lude by dazzledlucky September 21, 2005
Short for Prelude. A japanese vehicle produced by Honda from 1979 to 2001.
"Hey man, that's a nice looking 'Lude you've got there."
lude by D. Edge March 17, 2003
The smell of something that stinks. Something that looks nasty.
It smells like Lude in here! That food looks like Lude!
Lude by hensleyb420 January 12, 2011
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