Otter: (noun) 1. According to Wikipedia, “Otter is a man who is hairy, but is not large or stocky – typically thinner, or with lean muscle.” 2. A skinny or leaner bear.
Example: “This guy Chris I dated was an Otter, not too big with just the right amount of body hair.”
See Also: Bear
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Twink: (noun) 1. According to Wikipedia, “a gay slang term describing a young or young-looking gay man (usually in his late teens or early twenties) with a slender build, little or no body hair, and no facial hair. 2. A porn term used to describe young gay males, who are hairless (aka “smooth), small build and are receptive. Etymology: There are many theorized origins of the word Twink: 1. “The term’s namesake is the “golden-colored phallic-shaped snack cake” Hostess Twinkie, commonly regarded as the quintessential junk food: “little nutritional value, sweet to the taste and creme-filled. (Wikipedia, 2009)” or 2. as the acronym Teenager, White, Not Into Kink. However, the latter does not sufficiently embody the current scope of the term.
Example: “Every guy at RUSH is a twink, total twink magnet.”
See Also: Twinktard, Twinkfest, Chick/Chicken.
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Rice Queen: (noun) 1. a (usually) gay man who is exclusively attracted to Asian males. 2. a white gay man who is attracted to Asian males.
See Also: “Yellow Fever”
Example: “Stewart is a MAYJUH rice queen; he’ll only date Filipino boys or any Asian boys.”
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Gayelle: (noun) 1. an alternative word for lesbian, created out of a frustration by younger gay women who believed that the label was antiquated and had negative connotations. 2. The feminized version of the word gay.
See Also: Lesbian, Gay, Queer, Sapphic
Example: “Lindsay Lohan is not a lesbian, she’s a gayelle!”
-Morgan
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The “T” : (noun) 1. A term used by the early gay community circa 1970-1989 that indicated someone was the “T”alk of the “T”own, hence the “T” (source: wiki). 2. The abbreviated version of the phrase “What’s The T,” which is used to describe a piece of information, such as current events or gossip.
Also: What’s The T ? , Tah Gaga.
Example: “ What’s the T, Gur’ ?!?!” – Alex, Logo’s Noah’s Arc
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Friend of Dorothy (colloquially known as FOD) : (adjective) 1. a camp terminology used to describe a gay male. Etymology: In the classic ‘The Wizard of Oz,’ The Lion states: “We’re friends of Dorothy”, using what can only be described as a campy tone. Additionally, the film, as well as Judy Garland, have become certifiable parts of GLBT iconography.
Also: FOD.
Example: “ He’s a disco-dancing, Oscar Wilde reading, Streissand ticket holding friend of Dorothy, know what I’m saying?” – Murray, 1995’s ‘Clueless’
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Cunt: (adjective) 1. used to describe a person or action which exudes edge, attitude and ferocity. 2. (Australian) a term used cordially between males to describe one’s slyness.
Also: Cunty, Cuntitude, Cuntagious.
Example: “That pose you made at the end of your walk off was cunt!”
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Werq: (verb) 1. to behave/act in a manner, which embodies fierceness (see fierce) or cuntitude (see cunt)
Example: “Bitch, you betta werq that two piece that’s the only size H&M has!”
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