Nude is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for NUDE in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a naked figure
• a naked human figure, typically as the subject of a painting, sculpture, or photograph
• a pale pinkish-beige colour
• a painting of a naked human figure
• without clothing (especially in the phrase `in the nude\')
• a naked person
• a statue of a naked human figure
• naked figure in painting, sculpture, or photography
• a colour of clothing or make-up resembling that of the wearer's skin
ADJECTIVE:
• without clothes
• wearing no clothes; naked
• depicting or performed by naked people
• denoting or relating to clothing or makeup that is of a color resembling that of the wearer’s skin
• of a pinkish-beige colour
• Bare; naked; unclothed; undraped; as, a nude statue.
• Naked; without consideration; void; as, a nude contract. See Nudum pactum.
• completely unclothed
• denoting or relating to clothing or makeup that is of a color resembling that of the wearer’s skin
• naked
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• being without clothing or covering
• a nude figure

Words related to NUDE

naked10 nudely10 nudeness9 nuder6 nudes6 nudest7

Words that contain NUDE

nuder6 nudes6 denude8 nudely10 nudest7 denuded10 denuder9 denudes9 denuders10 nudeness9 seminude11 denudement14 nudenesses11 denudements15

How to use NUDE in a sentence

• Our artists, in these days, must always have before their eyes some nude figure to copy.
• As I drew nearer, I saw a number of natives, perfectly nude, running wildly about on the beach and brandishing their spears in my direction.
• This attitude gives grace of rhythm to the lines of his nude body.
• It exercised the consummate science which he had acquired, his complete mastery over the male nude.
• It remained for other artists to raise these elements of pictorial expression to the height reached by Signorelli in his treatment of the nude.
• Buttons are made to go to all people, save the rude and nude races, and a few odd millions produced for home use.
• The statue was the natural result of the imitative faculty surveying the nude human figure in every posture of activity or repose.
• He was handsome, nude, with hair fastened back in a knot, of olive color.
• The little children go nude for the first six or eight years of their life, though the girls sometimes wear around their waists a fringe made of thin strips of hide.
• Four nude marble boys support a central basin, from which the water pours.
• It seemed to him that he must appear shockingly nude, since the upper part of his body was but thinly covered by a garment that opened wide over his breast.
• He persisted in exposing himself in a nude condition and refused nourishment.
• Rembrandt apparently cared very little for the nude, for the delicate curves of the body and the exquisite colors of flesh.
• KING Nothing to do but work, Nothing to eat but food, Nothing to wear but clothes To keep one from going nude.
• German men and women, in their divinity, should bathe, drink beer, dance together nude.
• These are married, and occupy the ground floor, which swarms with nude children.
• Here, too, we see how carefully he studied the nude figure, and how well he understood the principles of modelling.
• Many times that day I saw absolutely nude men bathing in a roadside ditch, and women passing only a few yards away, neither of them being at all concerned about the others.
• Others have said that in Flanders they painted clothes and trees extremely well, and some have maintained that in Italy they paint the nude and symmetry or proportions better.
• Michael Angelo may have seen a Madonna of his, with two nude figures in the background, executed for Lorenzo de’ Medici, and now hung in the Gallery of the Uffizi.
• Taadotjaii was nude, his body being painted a reddish color.
• Hasjelti wore a velvet dress, but Hostjoghon’s body was nude, painted white.
• These three women that the wealthy Maitre Boucher kept in his house were doubtless nude.
• At the winter exhibition of the Philadelphia Academy, 1904, she exhibited a group, a mother and children, one child quite nude.
• After what had been promised him it was impossible to exclude him, but it was felt that a half-length nude figure would be as much as he could reasonably expect.
• It is a strange contradiction with other Roman attitudes when we find that they objected to the Greek wrestling or running on grounds of decorum, because it was innocently nude.
• The upper portions of the person and the lower extremities were entirely nude.
• Some moderns have thought there is no real art that is not nude.

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