De-nū'dāte or De-nūde', v. t.

[Lat. denudare, denudatum, from de and nudare, to make naked or bare, from nudus, naked, bare; It. denudare, Pr. denudar, Fr. dénuder.] To divest of all covering; to make bare or naked; to strip.

Denudate is obsolete, or but rarely used.