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Meanings of dud in English
Usage of dud in English
1
In March, she received the answer: the therapy looked like a dud.
2
TIRED You'll need your own music; the included soundtrack is a dud.
3
The dud shell has slipped forward and got wedged in the rafters.
4
I'm not bashing him; I'm just saying his sermon was a dud.
5
The latter are capital-starved and loaded with dud advances to large corporations.
6
Meanwhile, the Rugby World Cup is actually a bit of a dud.
7
The dud auction may have had something to do with Icahn's demands.
8
Disused washing machines, dud television sets, bedsteads and other items were encountered.
9
I say, perhaps you could give us a dry dud or two.
10
She was genetically engineering a super-plague that was more of a super-dud.
11
Even if it's such a dud one that we put it back.
12
The matchup between Heisman Trophy-winning quarterbacks turned out to be a dud.
13
You don't get a single new dud before the fourth, Vic Stevenson.
14
But no serious political party wants to touch this dud of an issue.
15
Why use a new bulb and run the risk it was a dud?
16
It will also put more pressure on investment banks to avoid dud issues.
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United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common