Pronunciation: /nud/
noun a naked human figure, typically in a work of art
A1 She posed for a painting in the nude.
A2 The artist used various shades of nude in the portrait.
B1 The fashion designer showcased a collection of nude tones.
B2 The museum displayed a sculpture of a nude figure.
C1 The photographer captured the raw beauty of the nude form.
C2 The film explored the complexities of human relationships through scenes of nudity.
verb to be or make someone naked or unclothed
A1 She likes to paint in the nude.
A2 He accidentally nude his phone in the pool.
B1 The artist decided to nude the statue before displaying it in the gallery.
B2 The model had to nude for the art class.
C1 The actor had to nude for the scene in the movie.
C2 The artist's controversial decision to nude himself during the performance art piece shocked the audience.
adjective unclothed; without clothing or covering
A1 The baby was wearing a nude onesie.
A2 She painted her nails a nude color.
B1 The artist displayed a nude painting in the gallery.
B2 The room was decorated in a chic nude color scheme.
C1 She posed for a nude photoshoot for an art project.
C2 The actress wore a stunning nude gown to the awards ceremony.
formal The artist painted a beautiful nude portrait of the model.
informal She felt confident going nude at the beach.
slang I can't believe he sent a nude selfie to his ex.
figurative The novel laid bare the nude truth about the character's past.
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