'tude
/ˈtʃuːd/US/tud/
'tude noun: attitude, especially one of arrogance or hostility; swagger.
Noun
'tude (countable and uncountable, plural 'tudes)
Forms of 'tude
| plural | 'tudes |
|---|---|
| alternative form | tude |
Origin of 'tude
Apheretic form of attitude.
Words that rhyme with 'tude
48 more rhymesFewer rhymes
- lewd
- rood
- snood
- Jude
- denude
- extrude
- exude
- feud
- nude
- obtrude
- reclude
- stewed
- subdued
- transclude
- abrood
- delude
- hewed
- intrude
- oud
- pood
- screwed
- seclude
- skewed
- strewed
- thewed
- you'd
- ablude
- abstrude
- accrued
- allude
- blued
- boo'd
- booed
- brewed
- Bude
- chewed
- chud
- clued
- collude
- construed
- cooed
- crewed
- cued
- debuted
- dzud
- fod
- frood
- glued
Questions about 'tude
- What does 'tude mean?
- 'tude means attitude, especially one of arrogance or hostility; swagger.
- What part of speech is 'tude?
- 'tude is a noun.
- How do you pronounce 'tude?
- 'tude is pronounced /ˈtʃuːd/.
- What is the plural of 'tude?
- The plural of 'tude is 'tudes.
Words near 'tude in the dictionary
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