lud

/ lʌd /

noun

1. lord (in the phrase my lud, m'lud ): used when addressing a judge in court

interjection

1. archaic.
   an exclamation of dismay or surprise

Example Sentences

The Eagles were founded in 1933 when a syndicate led by Bert Bell and Lud Wray bought the former Frankford Yellow Jackets for $2,500.

From Los Angeles Times

When Reed joined my staff as an intern, one of his first assignments was to work with Secretary of State Lud Kramer, House GOP leader Slade Gorton and Seattle civic activist Jim Ellis to draft an urban affairs report.

From Seattle Times

The other two members of The Action Team, Secretary of State Lud Kramer and Slade Gorton, our nominee for attorney general, were amazed at Fletcher’s ability to rev up crowds, particularly young people.

From Seattle Times

A graffiti of Alexei Navalny by Swiss artists Julien Baro & Lud is pictured ahead of the June 16 summit in the Swiss city between U.S.

From Reuters

Designed by Patricia Urquiola, Cappellini’s recycled plastic Lud’o Lounge chair swivels and reclines atop a metal cone or four-legged wood base, and it is dynamic in other ways.

From New York Times