noun

duds

duhdz

Duds (noun) means Clothes, especially plain, worn, or work clothing. Example: “He changed out of his work duds and jumped in the shower.”

noun

Clothes, especially plain, worn, or work clothing.

"He changed out of his work duds and jumped in the shower."

"She packed a few old duds for the camping trip."

How to use duds

Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishA casual word for clothes, often ones that are old or not fancy.

When to use it

Informal — fine in conversation, out of place in formal writing.

Common pairings

old duds work duds a new set of duds

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Synonyms

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clothes clothing outfit garb kit togs threads

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Rhymes for duds

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Frequently asked questions

What does “duds” mean?

The word “duds” means clothes, especially plain, worn, or work clothing. In plain terms, a casual word for clothes, often ones that are old or not fancy.

How do you pronounce “duds”?

“Duds” is pronounced duhdz (/dʌdz/ in IPA).

How do you use “duds” in a sentence?

Here is “duds” used in a sentence: “He changed out of his work duds and jumped in the shower.”

What is another word for “duds”?

Words with a similar meaning to “duds” include clothes, clothing, outfit, garb, kit and togs.

What part of speech is “duds”?

“Duds” is a noun.

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