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GAY UP
Defn of gay up the Idms Dictnary. gay up phrase. What do gay up exprsn mean? Defns by the largt Idm Dictnary. * definition of gay up *
Gay up1. Slang To drs, rate, or adorn someone or somethg an overtly or stereotypilly gay manner. A noun or pronoun n be ed between "gay" and "up.
My iends and I love gettg gayed up for the Pri Para each year.
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I wanted to get a big 5'x3' rabow flag to help gay my apartment up a b. Slang To add gay ntent to somethg. I was pretty surprised they cid to gay up such a mastream show by havg the ma character fall love wh another man.
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Offensive slang To e someone to be or bee gay.
" Kids are not gog to get gayed up or anythg jt om readg a novel that featur a gay character.
Thank you for standg by me when I me out to my parents, even when they acced you of "gayg me up.
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Now they've gayed up wh all this progrsive stuff that I jt n't Dictnary of Idms.
gay up (third-person sgular simple prent gays up, prent participle gayg up, simple past and past participle gayed up).
(lloquial, transive) To make somethg more appealg to the gay muny e. By addg gay characters to a soap opera. (lloquial, transive) To give somethg gay characteristics.
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gay fn: 1. sexually or romantilly attracted to people of the same genr and not to people of a different…. Learn more. * definition of gay up *
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Pri, formerly known as Gay Pri, is a regnn of LGBTQ inty, affirmatn of equal rights, and celebratn of visibily, digny, and diversy the LGBTQ muny. G: Gay. Why gay or lbian and not “homosexual”?
MEANG OF GAY ENGLISH
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