archqueen
archqueen noun: a chief queen.
Noun
archqueen (plural archqueens)
- A chief queen.
- This sense of idealism, however troubled (as in The Living End) by homophobia and AIDS, challenges gay people to imagine a way to build their lives without seeking validation from the dominant social order, or as archqueen Quentin Crisp said somewhere, “Never mind keeping up with the Joneses; drag...1998, Michael William Saunders, Imps of the Perverse, Gay Monsters in Film, Praeger, →ISBN, page 123
- Suddenly a small door opened somewhere in the freak show and the marble-crowned Archqueen from the Black Forest came out.2001, Eugen Egner, Androids from Milk, Dedalus, →ISBN, page 74
Forms of archqueen
| plural | archqueens |
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Origin of archqueen
From arch- + queen.
Questions about archqueen
- What does archqueen mean?
- Archqueen means a chief queen.
- What part of speech is archqueen?
- Archqueen is a noun.
- What is the plural of archqueen?
- The plural of archqueen is archqueens.
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