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Contents:
- 12 SLANG WORDS FOR GAY – USE THE TERMS TO ADDRS THEM!
- GAY SLANG 101
- GAY ROD ED MEANG
- GAY-ROD ED MEANG
12 SLANG WORDS FOR GAY – USE THE TERMS TO ADDRS THEM!
* rod gay slang *
Kty puncher or psy puncher wh both kty and psy referrg to a woman's vaga and puncher a variatn on var rogatory terms for gay men like donut puncher et al. Cockstctn worker (referrg to a gay man who is a nstctn worker)[36]. Gaysian, referrg to a gay Asian[52].
Gym Bunny, often referrg to a gay man who obssively works out at the gym. Oklahomo[65]. Bean queen (also ta queen or Salsa queen), gay man attracted to Hispanic men[61][70].
Brownie queen, obsolete slang for gay man terted anal sex (ed by men who disliked anal sex)[71].
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Chicken queen, olr gay man terted younger or younger appearg men[72]. Curry queen, gay man attracted to Asian-Indian gay men[37].
Dge queen, gay man attracted to black gay men (offensive e of "dge" meang black)[73]. Drag queen, gay man to cross-drsg for performance[73].
Grey queen, a gay person who works for the fancial servic dtry (this term origat om the fact that the 1950s, people who worked this profsn often wore grey flannel sus).
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Gym queen, gay man given to athletic velopment[75]. Pissy queen, gay man perceived as fsy[68]. Potato queen, gay Asian man attracted maly to whe men.
Rice queen, gay man attracted maly to East Asian men. St queen, gay man to prophilia[77].
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Twk, a young or young-lookg gay man, wh ltle body hair and a slenr build[81]. Molly and tommy: In 18th century England, the term molly was ed for male homosexuals, implyg effemacy; Tommy, a slang term for a homosexual woman e by 1781, may have been ed by analogy wh molly.
↑ 2008, Pl Ryan Brewer, Value war: public opn and the polics of gay rights, page 60. ↑ Rodgers, Bce Gay Talk (The Queen’s Vernacular): A Dictnary of Gay Slang New York: 1972 Parragon Books, an imprt of G.