Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- noun A camel in military use; a riding-dromedary.
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- noun Nonstandard spelling of
dude .
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Examples
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And as I said, the go-to dood is Sam, with Jake being the apprentice.
Dan Gottlieb, Ph.D.: Life Lessons We Learn from Our Children Ph.D. Dan Gottlieb 2010
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And as I said, the go-to dood is Sam, with Jake being the apprentice.
Dan Gottlieb, Ph.D.: Life Lessons We Learn from Our Children Ph.D. Dan Gottlieb 2010
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Yep, that’s right – this lil dood is supposed to eat mosquito larvae, which ideally in the long run will cut down on the amount of mosquitoes hanging round our yard.
Archive 2009-05-01 Will 2009
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Yep, that’s right – this lil dood is supposed to eat mosquito larvae, which ideally in the long run will cut down on the amount of mosquitoes hanging round our yard.
Cleaver... Will 2009
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Um, dood, that is like, the LAST thing you say to a WOMAN who carries a Glock!
U say OCD liek it’s - Lolcats 'n' Funny Pictures of Cats - I Can Has Cheezburger? 2008
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And if Batman does the impossible and kills Spidey, he'll just come back to lifeit happened in the amazing spider man evolve or die comic #527, were this inmortal kind of dood killed Spidey, and thanks to evolution, another Peter Parker was created.
Batman vs Spiderman MANDREWS 2007
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The gate was six feet or more, and the jackaroo raised his hat and hastened to open it, but Mary reined her horse back a few yards and the "dood" had barely time to jump aside when there was a scuffle of hoofs on the road, a "Ha-ha-ha!" in mid-air, a landing thud, and the girl was away up the home-track in a cloud of dust.
Children of the Bush Henry Lawson 1894
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"Do you think," said Mrs. Tretherick with an embarrassed voice and a prodigious blush, looking down, and addressing the fiery curls just visible in the folds of her dress -- "do you think you will be 'dood' if I let you stay in here and sit with me?"
Selected Stories of Bret Harte Bret Harte 1869
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Flo was in the midst of one of her most pathetic appeals to Blackie to be "dood," when her mother entered hastily.
The Eagle Cliff 1859
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Incredible overuse of the word "dood" (dude), platforming may prove too challenging for some, penguins die.
unknown title 2009
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