duded
SayDOOD-id/ˈduːdɪd/
- 1Past tense and past participle of dude.
Everyone was all duded up for the wedding reception.
She bristled when the young clerk duded her instead of calling her ma'am.
Note
The dressing-up sense, marked as American, usually takes up, and after be the participle behaves almost like an adjective: they were all duded up for the dance. Without up the form belongs to two other verbs, calling someone dude (he duded his teacher) or spending a vacation on a dude ranch. That up is the surest sign of which one is meant.
duded is a form of dude
dude, verb: To dress up in smart or special clothes, usually followed by up. Full entry
- Spelling
- dude → duded: add -d
- Sound
- The ending sounds like /ɪd/, an extra syllable.
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