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dudnoun something that has failedour first attempt was a complete dud, so we had to start over bomb, bummer, bust, catastrophe, clinker, clunker, debacle(also débâcle), disaster, failure, fiasco, fizzle, flop, frost, lemon, loser, miss, shipwreck, turkey, washout also-ran, disappointment, dog, has-been, near missbotch, hash, mess, muddle, shamblesnoneventnonstarter blockbuster, hit, smash, success, winner corker, crackerjack(also crackajack), dandy, jim-dandy, phenomenon duds pl.covering for the human bodythose are some pretty fancy duds you're wearing apparel, attire, clobber(British slang), clothes, clothing, costumery, dress, garments, gear, habiliment(s), habit(archaic), rags, raiment, rig, rigging, threads, toggery, togs, vestiary, vestments, vesture, wear, wearables, weeds garderobe, wardrobearray, bravery, caparison, finery, gaiety(also gayety), glad rags, pretties, regalia, trimfoofaraw, frippery, gaudery, tawdry, trumpery(archaic)tatterscostume, ensemble, frock, garb, getup, guise, livery, outfitcivvies(also civies), mufticouture, prêt-à-porter(or pret-a-porter), ready-to-wear, tailoringactivewear, loungewear, outerwear, playwear, sportswearnightclothes, sleepwear, smallclothes, underclothes, underwearhaberdashery, menswear duds pl.transportable items that one ownsyou have one hour to pack up your duds and clear out of here belongings, chattels, effects, gear, goods, holdings, movables(or moveables), paraphernalia, personal effects, personal property, personalty, plunder(chiefly dialect), possession, stuff, things treasures, valuablesappointments, fixtures, furnishingsestate, property, tangiblescollateral immovables, real estate in 1567 |