noun
dudelet
Dudelet (noun) means a young man seen as unmanly who tries hard to look fashionable; a dandy.
noun
1
A young man seen as unmanly who tries hard to look fashionable; a dandy.
"Yes, the bullfrog is a-croaking And the dudelet is a-smoking"
— Ambrose Bierce, To a Summer Poet (1903)
2
A boy, especially one who is popular or dresses fashionably.
"Cyberfolks are already hip to the antics of Dancing Baby — the slightly demonic, diapered dudelet who's been boogalooing all over the Web for months."
— Newsweek - Volume 131 (1998)
3
A young woman who dresses fashionably.
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Etymology
Formed from dude and -let.
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What is the meaning of dudelet?
"dudelet" (noun) means a young man seen as unmanly who tries hard to look fashionable; a dandy.
What are the different meanings of dudelet?
"dudelet" has 3 main meanings: 1. A young man seen as unmanly who tries hard to look fashionable; a dandy; 2. A boy, especially one who is popular or dresses fashionably; 3. A young woman who dresses fashionably.