Green’s Dictionary of Slang
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document in B. Eriksson ‘A Lesbian Execution in Germany’ in Journal Homosexuality (1980/81) VI Fall/Winter 31: She had made a penis of stuffed leather with two stuffed testicles made from pig’s bladder attached to it and had tied it to her pubes with a leather strap.at pubes, n.
letter in Duberman ‘Writhing Bedfellows’ in Journal Homosexuality (1980/81) VI Fall/Winter 88: You roughen the downy Slumbers of your Bedfellow—by such hostile—furious lunges as you are in the habit of making at him—when he is least prepared for defence against the crushing force of a Battering Ram.at battering piece, n.
letter in Duberman ‘Writhing Bedfellows’ in Journal Homosexuality (1980/81) VI Fall/Winter 88: The flaming excess of your lustful appetite may drag down the vengeance of a supernal power.at flaming, adj.1
letter in Duberman ‘Writhing Bedfellows’ in Journal Homosexuality (1980/81) VI Fall/Winter 88: You are [...] braying, like an ass, at every she-male you can discover.at she-male, n.
letter in Duberman ‘Writhing Bedfellows’ in Journal Homosexuality (1980/81) VI Fall/Winter 87: I feel some inclination to know [...] whether you yet have the extravagant delight of poking and punching a writhing Bedfellow with your long fleshen pole.at poke, v.
letter in Duberman ‘Writhing Bedfellows’ in Journal Homosexuality (1980/81) VI Fall/Winter 87: I feel some inclination to know [...] whether you yet have the extravagant delight of poking and punching a writhing Bedfellow with your long fleshen pole.at pole, n.
letter in Duberman ‘Writhing Bedfellows’ in Journal Homosexuality (1980/81) VI Fall/Winter 88: With great respect I am the old Stud, Jeff.at stud, n.
in J. Weeks ‘Inverts, Perverts, and Mary-Annes’ in Journal Homosexuality (1980/81) 6 119: Dusky depradator huge, saw 7 in. in all .at inch, n.
(con. 1720s) J. Weeks ‘Inverts, Perverts, and Mary-Annes’ in Journal Homosexuality (1980/81) 6 Fall/Winter 120: The metropolitan subculture of Molly houses, pubs, fields, walks, squares, and lavatories. As early as 1720s, these meeting places had been known as ‘markets’.at marketplace, n.
J. Weeks ‘Inverts, Perverts & Mary-Annes’ in Journal Homosexuality (1980/81) VI Fall/Winter 115: The clients of male prostitutes (the ‘steamers’ or ‘punters,’ ‘swells’ or ‘swanks’).at steamer, n.3
(con. 1870s) J. Weeks ‘Inverts, Perverts, & Mary-Annes’ in Journal Homosexuality (1980/81) VI Fall/Winter 120: By the 1870s, any sort of homosexual transaction, whether or not money was involved, was described as ‘trade.’.at trade, n.
(con. 1979) J. Weeks ‘Inverts, Perverts, and Mary-Annes’ in Journal Homosexuality (1980/81) VI Fall/Winter 121: I have never cared for trading with homosexuals . . . I always wanted to trade with men.at trade, v.
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