nudie

American  

[noo-dee, nyoo-] / ˈnu di, ˈnyu- /

noun

1. a film, performance, or magazine featuring nude performers or photographs.

2. a nude person.

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adjective

1. featuring nude performers or photographs.

   nudie photo layouts.

Etymology

Origin of nudie

First recorded in 1930–35; nude + -ie

Example Sentences

To her, her longtime gig at the Razzle Dazzle isn’t just some tacky nudie show — it’s “the last descendant of Parisian Lido culture.”

From Los Angeles Times

Putting her nudie photos in the pantheon of great art isn't arguing for sexual freedom for all, but framing it as a privilege of the upper echelons of society who can be trusted to handle such provocations, unlike the grubby commoners.

From Salon

He started wearing cowboy hats and boots, big belt buckles, Nudie shirts, lots of denim.

From Los Angeles Times

“He’d been dared by a classmate to do a nudie video.”

From New York Times

The story of Gram Parsons is so imbued with rock star mythos that it can be disorienting to sit across from someone who proves that he was, in fact, a real person and not some Nudie Suit–wearing apparition.

From Los Angeles Times