tude

slang A shortening of "attitude," referring to someone's insolent or rebellious attitude. Sometimes spelled with an apostrophe at the beginning. Enough with the 'tude, Tommy. I asked you to cut the lawn, now do it. They tried to shoehorn in a character with a lot of "tude" to appeal to the younger audience, but it just came across as pandering.

Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.

tude

(tud)

n. a bad attitude. Hey, you really got a tude, dude.

McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions

See also:

devil-may-care attitude
cop an attitude
have a bad attitude
go full circle
(the) Dunkirk spirit
bring (something) full circle
be nothing to do with (someone or something)
be/have nothing to do with somebody/something
sing a different song
sing another tune

References in periodicals archive

Dossin says he thinks that the spacing between mid-19th century piano keys must have been smaller than it is today because Liszt used rapid parallel 10ths - in other words, playing a chord that stretches two notes past an octave - in the original tudes.

As the composer matured, she says, he realized that the music of the tudes was more important than technical dazzle.

Music impossible?

词组	tude
释义	tude tude slang A shortening of "attitude," referring to someone's insolent or rebellious attitude. Sometimes spelled with an apostrophe at the beginning. Enough with the 'tude, Tommy. I asked you to cut the lawn, now do it. They tried to shoehorn in a character with a lot of "tude" to appeal to the younger audience, but it just came across as pandering. Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. tude (tud) n. a bad attitude. Hey, you really got a tude, dude. McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions See also: devil-may-care attitude cop an attitude have a bad attitude go full circle (the) Dunkirk spirit bring (something) full circle be nothing to do with (someone or something) be/have nothing to do with somebody/something sing a different song sing another tune References in periodicals archive Dossin says he thinks that the spacing between mid-19th century piano keys must have been smaller than it is today because Liszt used rapid parallel 10ths - in other words, playing a chord that stretches two notes past an octave - in the original tudes. As the composer matured, she says, he realized that the music of the tudes was more important than technical dazzle. Music impossible?
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