| He has no sentiment beyond a dudish and pompous admiration for himself, and he covets every hen he sees. |
| But all was lost and we were ragged and worn, and presented anything but a dudish appearance. |
| As soon as they saw the dudish student alight, dress-suit case in hand, the Rovers rushed up to him. |
| The youth was dudish, with a business suit, and a very high, straight collar that struck his chin. |
| No other boy of their acquaintance was so dudish or comic in dress and manner. |
| Oh, the weak and dudish creature that can't see over its collar! |
