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Dude or Dudette — just reach down and shut it off.

Do you dream of being the cool dude or dudette behind the turntable?

Greetings from Tokyo General, dudette," he said without looking up. "

I hear you, dudette.

Solution's my middle name, dudette.

You still playing v-ball, dudette?

Their mascot was "an ample-bosomed, blonde caricature named Lil' Dudette".

Sheltered Fish Hoek has a children's play area, but your little dude or dudette will want to sandboard the sand dunes.

You and the Dougster, you're like . . . an entrepreneurial dude and dudette.

The female equivalent was "dudette" or "dudess," but these have both fallen into disuse, and "dude" is now also used as a unisex term.

The competition was won by Ellis, then using the name "The Dudette", as announced on the site, "Nostalgia Chick Winner!"

Ordinarily I only wear this when I'm doing super deeds, but I wanted the dudette here to get the full impact, so I changed in the hall.

Crush individually chooses the children by saying what they are wearing (e.g.: "Oh hey, dudette in the pink shell (shirt) down on the sub floor, what is your name?")

"Come on, Goofball," said Mr. Spiers, a sort of aquatic Mr. Rogers with an edge, who also calls his students Dude or Dudette.

Given that turtlemania shows no signs of abating (a third turtle movie is due next fall), is there a girl turtle in the works, or, as Raph would delicately put it, a dudette?

Don't fret, dudette, I gotta little surprise I think you'll like," Fluki said, in a soothing, calm voice, which could probably neatly fold laundry or land on a feather without crushing it. "

And her disregard for her male characters causes "Black Rock" to spiral into dudette "Deliverance" - PTSD outreach groups will be as outraged by her military villains as toothless banjo players were by John Boorman's 1972 film.

The members of "Strike Eagles of 'Dudette 07'" landed in the history books last month when the crew of four women took to the skies in Afghanistan, marking the first U.S. Air Force combat mission completed by a team of all female airmen.

The first all-female U.S. Air Force combat mission is flown by Maj. Christine Mau, Maj. Tracy Schmidt, Capt. Leigh Larkin, and Capt. Jennifer Morton, called the "Strike Eagles of 'Dudette 07'."

The female equivalent was "dudette" or "dudess," but these have both fallen into disuse, and "dude" is now also used as a unisex term.