Definition of heydude

heydude

noun

• a stoner involved in (usually "extreme") sports, e.g. skateboarding, snowboarding. Refers to their comments that often start with "hey dude", e.g. "Hey dude! You were really flying out there today!"

  Man, that heydude caught some radical air on that last jump.

  Last edited on Dec 04 2010. Submitted by Craig N. from Shillington, PA, USA on Nov 09 1999.

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