lude
[lood]
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noun Slang.
Origin of lude
First recorded in 1975–80; by shortening
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Contemporary Examples of ludes
There, he finds Azoff, also zonked out on ludes, and they get in a bizarre, drugged-out fight.
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Belfort, zonked out on ludes, dry humps a stewardess during a flight to Geneva.
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Historical Examples of ludes
The road, cut out of the hillside, is very picturesque as far as Ludes.
In this poem, ludes and ledes are used indiscriminately, but most frequently in the sense of men, people.
lude
Online Etymology Dictionary, © 2010 Douglas Harper
lude
[lōōd]
n.
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