SupDude
a name given to a person of whom knows you but you can't recall his name to save your life. portmanteau of What's Up + Dude.
SupDude by AgentSakur9 March 1, 2010
Words you can keep
supdude
Noun: Refers to an acquaintance, FaceBook friend, classmate, work associate, indirect friend, (e.g. a good friend's friend), or any individual not quite within the realm of closeness required to be deemed a "real" friend.
Coined from the "sup dude" slurred toward supdudes when passing by since there is simply no other interaction or common experience worth sharing.
*Supdude is a completely subjective term such as "friend" or "brother." A supdude to one could be a friend to another.
Coined from the "sup dude" slurred toward supdudes when passing by since there is simply no other interaction or common experience worth sharing.
*Supdude is a completely subjective term such as "friend" or "brother." A supdude to one could be a friend to another.
"How was the party?
"It sucked it was just me and a bunch of supdudes."
"Who invited all the fucking supdudes?"
"Is that your friend or just some supdude?"
"It sucked it was just me and a bunch of supdudes."
"Who invited all the fucking supdudes?"
"Is that your friend or just some supdude?"
supdude by Miley Coyote September 29, 2012
Related Words
SupDudeLater • sup dude • Subdude • sumdude3 • Sundude • supdodea • suh dude • sup d'yude • sux dude
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Sup dude by John Kennington November 11, 2020
subdude
Adj., when someone generally known for dudeness seems or acts tired, down or dull; less dude than usual
subdude by Shiny Rider January 4, 2011
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sup dude by niggerguy^^ June 19, 2011
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SupDudeLater by Dave Shmederburg December 22, 2008
Sup dude?
When you and someone else are in an argument, and the other person says they are better than you (scored more goals in a game, got a better grade, etc.) and you tell them you got the better grade or what not, adding on the end, "sup dude?" in a nonchalant manner, just to rub it in.
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