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The word UDO is definitely legit - it's UDO.
UDO by ewgross May 31, 2010
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A diminutive, camouflage-clad, mirrored-sunglasses-wearing, screeching and screaming, grunting and growling, moaning and groaning, militant homosexual lead singer of a German heavy metal band who looks kind of like a pig.
Hey, let’s hear an Udo version of The Star Spangled Banner, that’ll really go over with the NFL crowd.
Udo by Balls2Wall October 4, 2020
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UDO udons Udoka Udoli Udoy udownafied Udo-fub Udo Kier udo lindenberg UDOAH
Whenever one human being gives you a 'smartass' look or statement- legit
Person 1: Oh my God, why dont you just SMD!

Person 2: UDO!

Person 1: ...
UDO by siicb November 25, 2010
Gabi: I can’t believe what happened to Udo.
Colt: Yeah, it’s a shame how he let everyone walk all over him.
Udo by anonymous January 19, 2021
udo is a childish boy who likes girls who are taller than him and is usually quiet in class but when his with his friends his mega_mega chad he can sometimes be weird
Boy 1: that guy is so cool
Boy 2: i told u his name is UDO that's a hard name
udo by a boarding house kid i guess January 29, 2022
Japanese Term, Udo: Udo represents a state of homosexuality, typically meaning gay/feminine.

English Term, Udo: Udo is defined as flowers or feminism
I'm coming out as Udo
Udo by Yaoamin December 25, 2023
An adjective describing something which is especially fashionable, most commonly referring to clothing.
"Your outfit is so udo-fub."
Udo-fub by Lauren Clacher August 23, 2006
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