dudeless

English

Etymology

From dude +‎ -less.

Adjective

dudeless (not comparable)

1. Having no dudes; devoid of dudes.
   • 1924, Mary Roberts Rinehart, Temperamental People:

     The lawn looked pleasantly empty and dudeless.

   • 1979, The Seneca Review, Hobart Student Association:

     The whole of that h.w. store was dudeless […]

   • 1992, Maximum Rocknroll:

     So here, with apologies are a few meager offerings from these dudeless wastes.

   • 2014, Tim Tharp, The Spectacular No, Scholastic UK, →ISBN:

     What else am I going to do, let the girl sit there on a railing in the moonlight thinking she's damned to go dudeless for the rest of her life?