dud0r 

A regional term of Tampa Bay, Florida, "dud0r" is used as a replacement of "dude." In a sense, it is used exactly like "dude" but just adds a quirky little technology flavor.

1. "This dud0r won't stop looking at me"

2. "What's up dud0r?"

dud0r by Josef X. Cockroachcrunch April 25, 2009

El Duderino 

One of the preferred alternatives to "The Dude" if you're not into that whole brevity thing. Known to be a laid back, often lazy, pot smoker. Other alternatives are His Dudeness or Duder.

You're Mr. Lebowski, I'm The Dude. Or His Dudeness...Duder...El Duderino

El Duderino by ChefLife October 20, 2011

dudercycle 

when two dudes ride together on one motorcycle

"harrison's bike broke down so he and andy dudercycled it the rest of the way"

dudercycle by kanoa December 13, 2007

Dudurek 

A dickhead who thinks he is funny

A:report dudurek
B:sure

Dudurek by Hole-anime reference February 3, 2020

Cheesy Duder 

A large dildo that has been dipped in cheese and inserted into a man's anus.

Aaron: "I shared a cheesy duder with my roommate last night."
Paul: "Whoa! Same here! Let's be fag-a-trons together!"
Aaron: "ok...but I double dip."

Cheesy Duder by CRunkJunk May 10, 2011

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.

duder by cool4dude May 1, 2005

One-Duder 

A single occupancy bathroom.

Jack - "I need to use the bathroom."
Ray - "Sorry man. I was here first and it's a one-duder."

One-Duder by Ray Masterson December 19, 2006