nude

He threw open the cloak and stood there nude, playing with the sword in his hand.

I know she's nude, so let her be a peasant woman who has undressed.

What was the meaning of that nude woman beside that gentleman who was fully dressed?

It supplies me with a motive for the nude; it's a real find, eh?

That nude woman in the very midst of Paris—it's improbable.'

Ah, if I could only get him to pose for me in the nude out in the open air!

The artist was working on a picture of a nude Bacchante sprawled on some drapery.

Nude -us: naked: a surface devoid of hair, scales or other vestiture.

They have art schools by the hundred, where they study from the nude and from models of all kinds.

When George and the Tartar entered, they saw the nude corpse; it had been despoiled.