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lesbian, sapphic, gay, homosexual, dyke | of or relating to or characterized by homosexual relations between woman | |
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gay, brave, braw | brightly colored and showy | |
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festive, gay, merry, festal | offering fun and gaiety | |
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homosexual, homo, homophile, gay, queen, fag, dyke, faggot, fruit, fairy, company man, nance, pansy, queer, lesbian, pederast, sodomite, bugger, moffie, light in the loafers, This section is divided into two tables, nancy, and that some of the derogatory ones are often used humorously and non-derogatorily by gays and alli, one containing synonyms that generally are not derogatory and one containing those that generally ar, flamer, note that the non-derogatory terms can nonetheless be used derogatorily, butt-bumper, lesbo, invert, sapphist, muff-diver, pole-smoker, nancy boy, fudge-packer, batty-boy, turkey-baster | someone who practices homosexuality; having a sexual attraction to persons of the same sex | |
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gay, cheery, sunny | bright and pleasant; promoting a feeling of cheer | |
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homosexual, gay, lesbian | sexually attracted to members of your own sex | |
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gay, queer, homophile | homosexual or arousing homosexual desires | |
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merry, gay, jolly, jovial, mirthful, jocund | full of or showing high-spirited merriment | |
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gay | given to social pleasures often including dissipation |