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A term, refering to something not fun at all. From the Iraqi son of Saddam Hussein, Ude Hussein, who did not very nice things to very nice people.
Dude, that exam just Ude'd the shit out of me!

Ohhhhhhhhhhhhh you just got Ude'd!

Dont make me Ude you bitch.
Ude by iUdeU December 7, 2006
Related Words
ude? • Uded • uder • udeesha • Udea • udebaba • UDEC • Udeep • Udelí • udesh
abbreviation for "you would", used mostly online to shorten communication typing time.
also see uve
amasiunculatua: that was so funny when i was arguing with mat by the art room, and i look over and there you are, giving me that look...
Fishsticks731: i thought ude like that
ude by gennabuzz April 19, 2005
a term in the nierian language that refers to someone that is stupid and life-less
person #1:" yoo is a person who picks pockets called a pickoeter???"

person #2: "NOOO it is a pick pocket UDE!!!"
ude by Ola Adbc April 25, 2007
A person, usually black, who is pimpin and fly.
"Dayumm, check out dat ude over there!"
"Wow, he's so fly."
Ude by Jay Byrd the talking noodle December 27, 2007
Said "oo-deh?". Meaning "Who are/is they/that for?"
(A walks in with pencils)
B: ude?
A: Uh... yeah.
ude? by s0up October 31, 2004

Su’ude 

Su’ude by Yyysui December 9, 2019
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Respectfully 

Precedes or follows either a gratuitously disrespectful or honest remark, originated in New York City. Used in similar fashion to "no offense" or "to be honest," interchangeably.
Ya mans is wild buns, respectfully. Respectfully he's washed.

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