rudd
noun
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Origin of rudd
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Contemporary Examples of rudd
That no one under the age of, say, 30 would have any clue what Rudd and Poehler were parodying.
On one side you have the always dependable Rudd—meaning the Kansas Jayhwaks are solid performers.
The NCAA Final Four has come down to a dream celebrity matchup—Judd vs. Rudd.
The ballot on Monday, of Rudd versus Gillard, is seen as a test of his popularity against her competence.
Rudd is polling ahead of both Gillard and the conservative opposition leader, Tony Abbott, as preferred prime minister.
Historical Examples of rudd
It was the Englishman, Norton, who spoke, and the man who stood with him was Rudd.
The Swindler and Other StoriesEthel M. Dell
Just before dinner I got a message from Rudd asking whether he might dine at my table.
OverlookedMaurice Baring
But if we let the House know about this, a crowd will collect; Rudd will go first and make two fairly effective shots.
The Loom of YouthAlec Waugh
He suddenly jerked away the chair Rudd was sitting on: the owner of the study collapsed on the floor.
The Loom of YouthAlec Waugh
Roud is the local name of the Rudd (Leuciscus erythropthalmus).
Notes and Letters on the Natural History of NorfolkThomas Browne