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nude

nude

89 3.7
Not wearing any clothes
  • adjective
  • /nuːd/
  • NSFW
translation icon : desnudo
  • All right, who's getting nude first?
  • a nude woman
  • a nude female
  • partially nude

Then it got you weren't nude, were you not fully clothed?

Examples

  • The artist painted a beautiful portrait of a nude woman reclining on a couch.

  • Max stomped out onto the balcony, nude and old and not caring who saw him.

    Fiction book (1995)
  • But I think I always like to be nude, right?

  • OK, so it looks like I am sort of nude in this one so far.

  • Sir, does he have to be nude for a simple hangnail operation?

  • Maybe it's a book about puberty, or an art book with a few nude paintings.

    Academic text (2015)
  • A moment later, she removes the robe and stands nude and beautiful before the glass.

    Fiction book (1990)
  • We hear laughter, rock and roll as a nude woman dives into a blue-lit swimming pool.

    Fiction book (1995)
  • Carmen, duh, don't you know that all the beaches in Greece are nude?

  • We usually swam at night, discreetly nude, if it wasn't too cold; we never fished.

    Fiction book (1997)

Synonyms

naked
vsnude
  • NSFW
982 1.0

Not wearing any clothes on the body

is the simple neutral term for having no clothes on
bare
vsnude
217 2.2

Not covered or protected, showing the plain surface

is limited to the specific idea of having no clothes on
raw
vsnude
  • NSFW
20 8.5

Completely without clothes

is the standard neutral expression rather than informal slang
stark naked
vsnude
  • NSFW
7 4.6

Completely without any clothes

is the neutral description without added emphasis
in the buff
vsnude
  • NSFW
6 9.3

Not wearing any clothes

is the neutral term rather than an informal phrase
au naturel
vsnude
  • NSFW
4 9.6

Not wearing clothes or makeup

is the plain description without implying natural styling
unclothed
vsnude
  • NSFW
4 3.7

Not wearing any clothes

is the common neutral expression rather than the formal term
bare-ass
vsnude
  • Offensive
2 9.9

Completely without clothes

is the neutral, nonvulgar description of the same situation
bare-assed
vsnude
  • Offensive
2 9.6

Completely without clothes with the bottom showing

refers generally to having no clothes without body part focus
without a stitch
vsnude
  • NSFW
2 9.0

Not wearing any clothes

is the neutral expression describing the same state
naked as a jaybird
vsnude
  • NSFW
2 9.5

Having no clothes on

is the neutral phrase without informal or idiomatic tone
unclad
vsnude
  • NSFW
1 7.5

Not wearing any clothes

is the everyday neutral phrasing for that state
in the altogether
vsnude
  • NSFW
9.9

A state of having no clothes on

is the straightforward, nonidiomatic description of the same state
in the raw
vsnude
  • NSFW
8.8

A person who has no clothes on

is the neutral, standard way to state the same fact
starkers
vsnude
  • NSFW
9.9

A person who has no clothes on

is the neutral, nonregional description of being unclothed
clothesless
vsnude
  • NSFW
8.4

Not wearing any clothes

is the neutral term used for the same absence
mother-naked
vsnude
  • NSFW
9.9

Completely without clothes like a new baby

is the neutral description without the vivid comparison
unattired
vsnude
  • NSFW
9.1

Not wearing any clothes

focuses on the fact of having no clothes without implying removal
garmentless
vsnude
  • NSFW
8.1

Not wearing any clothes

is the simple everyday term rather than a formal term
undressed
vsnude
  • NSFW
1.9

A person who is not wearing any clothes

describes the state of no clothes without implying removal action
exposed
vsnude
1.8

Not covered by clothes and showing skin

focuses on the basic fact of having no clothes rather than exposure nuance
uncovered
vsnude
  • NSFW
1.9

Not wearing clothes on a part of the body

describes simply the lack of clothes without stressing exposure
peeled
vsnude
  • NSFW
9.9

Completely without clothes on

is the neutral term suitable in all tones and contexts

Completely without clothes, as when someone is born

is the plain description without the birth comparison

Completely without clothes like at birth

is the neutral way to describe having no clothes, not metaphorical

Antonyms

1 1.0

Wearing clothes to cover the body

Compounds

nude dancing
  • Offensive
1 7.9

A dance where the dancer wears little or no clothing to excite an audience

1 3.8

A person who is not wearing any clothes

nude mouse
  • Specialized
1 7.2

A small hairless mouse with a weak immune system used in medical research

1 5.3

A painting that shows a naked person as the main subject

1 5.0

A statue showing a naked person

A statue showing a naked person made as art

How Nude

nude
  • NSFW
89 3.7
half-clothed
  • NSFW
1 4.6
clothed
1 1.0

Surface Forms

nude positive

Etymology

Nude comes from the Latin nudus 'naked', meaning without clothes or covering. So calling someone nude simply says they have no clothes on.