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gayish
English
Etymology
gay +? -ish
Adjective
gayish (not comparable)
- Somewhat cheerful.
- 1914, Baroness Von Hutten, Helping Hersey (page 231)
- Her attire was gayish. There was about her a great deal of mauve and black and white […]
- 1914, Baroness Von Hutten, Helping Hersey (page 231)
- (informal) Somewhat homosexual.
- 1994, Peter M. Nardi, David Sanders, Judd Marmor, Growing up before Stonewall: life stories of some gay men, page 26
- So, the police conducted a New Year's Eve raid in 1967 on a gayish bar over on Sunset and Sanborn in Silver Lake called the Black Cat.
- 1994, Peter M. Nardi, David Sanders, Judd Marmor, Growing up before Stonewall: life stories of some gay men, page 26
Translations
gayish From the web:
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goyish
English
Alternative forms
- goyishe, goyisch
Etymology
Borrowed from Yiddish ??????? (goyish).
Adjective
goyish (comparative more goyish, superlative most goyish)
- of or relating to a goy, not Jewish
Usage notes
- See notes at goy.
Synonyms
- non-Jewish, un-Jewish
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