nude
adjective
[ njuːd ]
• wearing no clothes; naked.
• "a painting of a nude model"
Similar:
naked,
in the nude,
stark naked,
bare,
with nothing on,
stripped,
unclothed,
undressed,
uncovered,
in a state of nature,
disrobed,
unclad,
undraped,
exposed,
au naturel,
without a stitch on,
in one's birthday suit,
in the raw,
in the altogether,
in the buff,
in the nuddy,
mother naked,
starkers,
in the scud,
scuddy,
bare-assed,
buck naked,
bollocky,
bollock-naked,
• denoting or relating to clothing or makeup that is of a colour resembling that of the wearer’s skin.
• "a nude camisole under a sheer blouse"
nude
noun
• a naked human figure as the subject of a painting, sculpture, or photograph.
• "a study of a kneeling nude"
• a colour of clothing or make-up resembling that of the wearer's skin.
• "sheer lip colour in all shades of nude"
Origin:
late Middle English (in the sense ‘plain, explicit’): from Latin nudus . The current sense is first found in noun use in the early 18th century.
in the nude
• in an unclothed state; naked.
• "I like to swim in the nude"
