(Gaelic, dud.) Rags; old clothes. A common word, which is used in the same sense in various parts of England and the United States.
Sae I pack'd up my duds when my quarter was out,
And wi' weage i' my pocket, I saunter'd about.--Westmorland and Cumb. Dialect, p. 226.
Give a man time to take off his duds, and then lick him if you can.--Crockett's Tour, p. 193.