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stude

stude

1 9.9
A person who learns at a college or university
  • noun
  • /stuːd/
  • Archaic
translation icon : estudiante

Examples

  • " Does your old man let you drive the Stude yet? "

    Fiction book (1995)
  • Many studes in the university are excited about the upcoming graduation ceremony.

  • As a stude, he spent long hours in the library studying for his exams.

  • The campus cafe is a popular spot where studes gather to relax between classes.

Synonyms

student
vsstude
1.0

A person who studies at a school or university

is mainly an informal name used especially for college or university people
college student
vsstude
140 1.0

A person studying at a college or university to get a first degree

is a slang term used informally for people at college or university
collegian
vsstude
2 5.5

A person who is or was a student at a college

is used mainly for people currently enrolled, not former ones

Surface Forms

stude singular
studes plural

Etymology

Stude is a slang short form of student, and it shares the same root as study ('to learn'). So a stude is a casual word for someone who spends a lot of time learning, often at college.