boy-girl n.1
1. a male homosexual; also attrib.
![]() | Cast First Stone 121: Summer was the spoiling season. .. The boy-girls had a chance to show their shapes. | |
![]() | Coll. Stories (1990) 269: Ah’m gonna tell ’n get ’em both locked up in de boy-girl company. | ‘Friends’ in|
![]() | City of Night 58: A queen boy-girl camped openly with a cop. | |
![]() | Bounty of Texas (1990) 199: boy-gal, n. – a homosexual. | ‘Catheads [...] and Cho-Cho Sticks’ in Abernethy|
![]() | (con. 1950s) Whoreson 179: Others... fell in love with one of the boy-girls. | |
![]() | in | Male Rape 22: ‘Boy-gals are comfortable with this lock-up situation [...] they relate to each other. I don’t and can’t relate to a turn-out’ [Simes:DLSS].|
![]() | Australian (Sydney) 3 Apr. Weekend Rev. 2/2: [I]t is considered a normal part of Italian heterosexual culture for men to lust after transvestites. Apparently some of the most beautiful and exotic ‘boy-girls’ in the world line the streets of Florence [Simes:DLSS]. | |
![]() | Yes We Have No 100: A heart-stopping boygirl in black leather thighboots. |
2. a lesbian.
![]() | Strange Kind of Love 98: [A] Macdougal Street lesbian hole with boy-girls all over the place — dancing cheek-to-cheek and holding hands. |