Bewdy: British Slang for Excellent or Attractive
Bewdy (also spelled beaudy) is an informal Australian and British slang term expressing admiration or approval. Equivalent to "beauty," "great," "impressive," or "attractive."
Usage Examples
- "That's a bewdy of a car!" – excellent vehicle
- "She's a bewdy!" – attractive woman
- "You've done a bewdy job." – well done
Origin
Likely from "beauty" + "-y" suffix, via Australian English (19th–20th century). Popularized in UK by media (e.g., Neighbours).
Register
Casual, colloquial, often affectionate. Not formal or professional.
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