nuddy

British  

/ ˈnʌdɪ /

noun

1. informal in the nude; naked

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Etymology

Origin of nuddy

C20: originally Australian, a variant of _nude

Example Sentences

Nuddy sunbaked Tom Yew shut his scared eyes, nodded that he understood, crouched against a tentacle-root and gripped his throat.

From Literature

Let’s hear it for the love story of the 1990s, the one that included a scene where one paints the other in the nuddy.

From The Guardian

The only appellative for a river which I find derived from its sound is the Sanscrit nadi, Hind. nuddy, from nad, sonare.

From Project Gutenberg

Yes, of course, the music was and is oddly delightful, and yes, there was always a slightly camp element at work in the project; Britt Ekland's body double prancing around in the nuddy and Christopher Lee in drag.

From The Guardian