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

The two brands come together to create a Nudie Suit for the 2020s.

From Los Angeles Times

After 9/11, we respectfully agreed to the shoe removal, the body scanners that produce ghostly nudie shots, all those seized tubes of expensive face cream.

From Washington Post

Shannon, however, discovered on a visit to the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum that he was taller than Jones, so the wardrobe department got him replica Nudie suits, originally designed for Jones by the famed designer Nudie Cohn.

From Seattle Times

Nudie Cohn, and his rhinestone-covered custom outfits, for example, Dylan tells us that Neil Armstrong was buried in a Nudie suit, and that Nudie himself used to perform at the Grand Ole Opry in a “10-gallon yarmulke.”

From New York Times

Did you know the inventor of the rhinestone-covered “nudie suit” was a Ukrainian Jew named Nuta Kotlyarenko who fled Russia ahead of a czarist pogrom?

From Washington Post