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Queens’ Vernacular 87: anal intercourse [...] cop [an ass] (cool sl, mid ’60s).at cop an ass (v.) under cop a..., v.
Queens’ Vernacular 87: anal intercourse [...] cop [an ass] (cool sl, mid ’60s). Queens’ Vernacular 54: cop a squat (’50s) to sit down to urinate.at cop a squat (v.) under cop a..., v.
Queens’ Vernacular 66: do me a favor (interj, Brit gay sl, ’60s) keep quiet!at do me a favour, phr.
Queens’ Vernacular.at abareskin, adj.
Queens’ Vernacular.at abdicate, v.
Queens’ Vernacular.at abigail, n.1
Queens’ Vernacular 17: abort to shit soon after being ass-fucked. Some queens erroneously believe that this is a wise-ass practice to prevent VD.at abort, v.
Queens’ Vernacular.at European accentuation, n.
Queens’ Vernacular 51: accordion (late ’60s) an unexcited unexciting cock which expands to a much greater length when aroused.at accordion, n.
Queens’ Vernacular.at accoutrements, n.
Queens’ Vernacular.at acey-deucey, adj.2
Queens’ Vernacular 104: glans penis; the acorn-like bulb forming the uppermost end of the penis [...] acorn.at acorn, n.2
Queens’ Vernacular 17: Action [late ’50s–mid ’60s] one’s ideology, philosophy of living.at action, n.
Queens’ Vernacular.at actress, n.
Queens’ Vernacular 18: ad graffito, usually on a gay frequented washroom wall, stating the sexual desires of the writer.at ad, n.1
Queens’ Vernacular.at Adam’s p.j.s (n.) under Adam, n.
Queens’ Vernacular.at adam, n.1
Queens’ Vernacular 51: Adam and Eve on a raft – wreck ’em (camp, fr lunch counter sl) two scrambled eggs on toast.at Adam and Eve, n.1
Queens’ Vernacular 18: advertise 1. to dress in a sexually provocative manner. A gay maxim runs: ‘It pays to advertise!’.at advertise, v.
Queens’ Vernacular.at advertise, v.
Queens’ Vernacular 18: advertise [...] 2. (camp) to pluck and then paint the eyebrows.at advertise, v.
Queens’ Vernacular.at advertising bar (n.) under advertise, v.
Queens’ Vernacular 18: [...] 2. (Brit gay sl) one’s current lover of uncertain duration.at affair, n.2
(ref. to mid 1960s) Queens’ Vernacular 18: afghan (mid ’60s, fr the implied need of old age for a shawl, a knitted afghan) middle-aged homosexual who sometimes wears the regalia of a woman.at afghan, n.
Queens’ Vernacular.at African queen (n.) under African, adj.
Queens’ Vernacular 155: Each newcomer establishes his sexual position (fore or aft).at aft, adj.
Queens’ Vernacular.at aggie, n.2
Queens’ Vernacular.at agnes, n.
Queens’ Vernacular 20: airtight said when all the body orifices (as opposed to the cock) are in sexual use ‘At the gang-bang, the blond one was sure airtight: some dude was even dorkin’ him in the ear.’.at airtight, adj.
Queens’ Vernacular 125: the police Alice [...] Alice Blue gown [...] Miss Alice.at Alice (Blue Gown), n.
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