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Superraptor (talk | contribs) (Added new Sense L4-S26 with [en] gloss: Disliked, lame, uncool, stupid, contemptible, socially inappropriate, etc.) |
Superraptor (talk | contribs) (Added new Sense L4-S27 with [en] gloss: Referring to total or partial sexual or romantic attraction between members of the same sex or gender, regardless of that sex or gender.) |
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Referring to total or partial sexual or romantic attraction between members of the same sex or gender, regardless of that sex or gender. | |||
Revision as of 02:40, 26 April 2023
(L4)
Statements
Senses
L4-S1
| English | Festive, bright, showy, or brilliant, especially in reference to color. |
Statements about L4-S1
L4-S2
| English | Finely or showily dressed. |
Statements about L4-S2
L4-S3
| English | Beautiful or fine, in reference to a woman. |
Statements about L4-S3
L4-S4
| English | Beautiful, noble, excellent, fine, or first-rate. |
Statements about L4-S4
L4-S5
| English | Beautiful, noble, excellent, or fine, used ironically. |
Statements about L4-S5
L4-S6
| English | Of a person, or their attributes or actions; carefree, cheerful, merry, sportive. |
Statements about L4-S6
L4-S7
| English | Of a horse, lively or prancing. |
Statements about L4-S7
L4-S8
| English | In reference to poetry or literary criticism. |
Statements about L4-S8
L4-S9
| English | Airy, with an implied sense of disparagement. |
Statements about L4-S9
L4-S10
| English | Indicating a carefree manner. |
Statements about L4-S10
L4-S11
| English | Of a dog's tail, carried high or erect. |
Statements about L4-S11
L4-S12
| English | Lewd or lascivious. |
Statements about L4-S12
L4-S13
| English | Promiscuous, frivolous, or hedonistic. |
Statements about L4-S13
L4-S14
| English | Uninhibited or flamboyant. |
Statements about L4-S14
L4-S15
| English | Indicating engagement in sex work or prostitution. |
Statements about L4-S15
L4-S16
| English | Of language, brilliant, attractive, or charming. |
Statements about L4-S16
L4-S17
| English | Of certain religious groups or organizations, denoting an individual who has left that group or organization or no longer practices that form of religion. |
Statements about L4-S17
L4-S18
| English | Said to be in good health. |
Statements about L4-S18
L4-S19
| English | Said to be too forward, reckless, impertinent, or overly familiar. |
Statements about L4-S19
L4-S20
| English | Referring to a boy or man who engages in sexual activity with other boys or men. |
Statements about L4-S20
L4-S21
| English | Referring to total or partial sexual or romantic attraction between boys or men. |
Statements about L4-S21
L4-S22
| English | Tipsy or somewhat drunk. |
Statements about L4-S22
L4-S23
| English | Intended for gay persons; pertaining to or associated with gay persons. |
Statements about L4-S23
L4-S24
| English | Of behaviors, mannerisms, feelings, etc., said to be stereotypically like those of a gay person. |
Statements about L4-S24
L4-S25
| English | Said of a boy or man, feminine, flamboyant, or behaving in a manner stereotypically associated with gay people. |
Statements about L4-S25
L4-S26
| English | Disliked, lame, uncool, stupid, contemptible, socially inappropriate, etc. |
Statements about L4-S26
L4-S27
| English | Referring to total or partial sexual or romantic attraction between members of the same sex or gender, regardless of that sex or gender. |
Statements about L4-S27
Forms
L4-F1
Statements about L4-F1
L4-F2
L4-F3
L4-F4
L4-F5
L4-F6
L4-F7
L4-F8
L4-F9
L4-F10
Statements about L4-F10
16. century
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19. century
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