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Dud (disambiguation)

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A dud is an ammunition round or explosive that fails to fire or detonate, respectively.

Dud or Dudd may also refer to:

People

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  • Dudd (died between 781 and 785), Bishop of Winchester
  • William Odell Dud Bascomb (1916–1972), American jazz trumpeter
  • Dudley Dud Beattie (1934–2016), Australian rugby league footballer
  • Edgar Dudley Dud Branom (1897–1980), American Major League Baseball infielder
  • Dudley DeGroot (1899–1970), American athlete and college and National Football League head coach
  • Dudd or Dud Dudley (1600–1684), English metallurgist, soldier, military engineer and munitions supplier
  • William Dudley Dud Lastrapes (born 1929), American businessman and politician - see List of mayors of Lafayette, Louisiana
  • Ernest Dud Lee (1899–1971), American backup Major League Baseball infielder
  • Dudley Dud Millard (1901–1954), Australian rugby league player
  • Dudley Perkins (motorcyclist) (1893–1978), American champion motorcycle hillclimb competitor and Harley-Davidson motorcycle dealer
  • Dudley Richards (1932–1961), American figure skater
  • Yuri Dud (born 1986), Russian journalist and YouTuber

Fictional characters

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  • Dud, played by Dudley Moore - see Pete and Dud
  • Dudley A. "Dud" Wash, one of The Darlings, recurring characters in the TV series The Andy Griffith Show
  • Dudd, in Glumpers, a Spanish animated TV series

Other uses

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See also

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