Nude
Chamber's Twientieth Century Dictionary · 1908 · p. 69
nūd, adj. naked: bare: without drapery, as a statue: void, as a contract.— n. Nūdā′tion , act of making bare.— adv. Nūde′ly .— ns. Nūde′ne , Nū′dity , nakedne : want of covering: anything laid bare.— adjs. Nudiflō′rous , having the flowers destitute of hairs, glands, .; Nūdifō′lious , having bare or smooth leaves; Nūdiros′trate , having the rostrum naked.— n.pl. Nū′dities , naked parts: figures divested of drapery.— The nude , the undraped human figure as a branch of art. [L. nudus , naked.]
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