butch (L106)
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(L106)
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L106-S1
| English | A butcher's knife. |
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L106-S2
| English | A knife. |
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L106-S3
| English | A nickname for a tough man. |
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L106-S4
| English | A nickname for a tough woman. |
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L106-S5
| English | A butcher. |
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L106-S6
| English | A person who sells refreshments, newspapers, etc. in a theater or on a train. |
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L106-S7
| English | A tough, violent, or physically fit man. |
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L106-S8
| English | A doctor. |
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L106-S9
| English | A commanding officer. |
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L106-S10
| English | A type of short haircut; a crew cut. |
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L106-S11
| English | A lesbian woman who is considered to be masculine. |
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L106-S12
| English | A gay man who is considered to be masculine. |
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A homosexual who appears to be very masculine. (American English)
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L106-S13
| English | A lesbian who is considered to be masculine. |
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L106-S14
| English | A heterosexual man. |
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L106-S15
| English | A promiscuous young woman. |
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L106-S16
| English | In a relationship between gay man, the partner who is considered more dominant, active, or insertive. |
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L106-S17
| English | A transgender man. |
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L106-S18
| English | A woman who is considered to be masculine or butch. |
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sometimes referred to as "male illusionists", are generally classified as masculine lesbians, but any female possessing manly appearance and mannerisms can qualify, regardless to sexual preference. (American English)
L106-S19
| English | In a relationship between lesbian women, the partner who is considered more dominant, aggressive, or masculine. |
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The aggressive or masculine partner in a homosexual relationship between two females. (American English)
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