lesbianate
lesbianate verb: to engage in lesbian sex.
Verb
lesbianate (third-person singular simple present lesbianates, present participle lesbianating, simple past and past participle lesbianated)
- To engage in lesbian sex.
- So long as we have Joe
(born at Queen's Gate in fifty-eight)
No female ape need pine
Or lesbianate.1967, Gerald Lathbury, quotee, “Poets aped in Gibraltar monkey business”, in BBC News - Try to figure out ways you can 'lesbianate' in public. Can you get your finger down her pants at the movie theater?1987, JoAnn Loulan, Mariah Burton Nelson, Lesbian Passion: Loving Ourselves and Each Other, Aunt Lute Books, →ISBN
- So long as we have Joe
Forms of lesbianate
| third-person singular present | lesbianates |
|---|---|
| present participle | lesbianating |
| past participle | lesbianated |
| past | lesbianated |
Origin of lesbianate
From lesbian + -ate (verb-forming suffix). Apparently coined in 1967 by Governor of Gibraltar Gerald Lathbury as a nonce word to rhyme with fifty-eight in a poem regarding the breeding of Barbary macaques in Gibraltar.
Questions about lesbianate
- What does lesbianate mean?
- Lesbianate means to engage in lesbian sex.
- What part of speech is lesbianate?
- Lesbianate is a verb.
- What is the past tense of lesbianate?
- The past tense of lesbianate is lesbianated.
Words near lesbianate in the dictionary
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