drag
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- noun
- /dræɡ/
:
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- Hello and welcome back to the Drag Academy graduation.
- drag queen
Painting the drag queen of all time, RuPaul.
- Painting the drag queen of all time, RuPaul.
- JD Vance, who the Internet named his drag name Sofa Lauren.
- And in that class we had a few drag performers just talk in the class.
- It is the namesake of my drag persona, Cheyenne pepper.
- A drag queen, a drag queen, a drag queen.
- Hello and welcome back to the Drag Academy graduation.
- Some other shows that I've been watching, Drag Race All Stars.
- Oh, you best believe a lot of that the drag race Queens.
- OK, so we do have a drag queen as our guest today.
Examples
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What's it like seeing your son in drag?
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I want to try to do drag makeup.
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OK, so we do have a drag queen as our guest today.
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And I think that is especially what Drag Race UK is best at.
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You look like a drag queen.
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Look, I might even do the whole thing in drag.
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My first time in drag was actually on Halloween.
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I'm also a drag queen.
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We see the four men in drag, smiling for the flash camera, champagne bottles in hand.
Fiction book (1991) -
Last night, I saw a fantastic show featuring a drag performer who wowed the audience with his stunning outfits.
Synonyms
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Clothes of a particular style or for a special occasion
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Clothes made for women to wear
Idioms
Compounds
- Specialized
A number that shows how much air or water slows an object moving through it
- Specialized
An electric machine with a cup-shaped metal part that turns around a fixed magnet inside
How Theatrical
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Surface Forms
Etymology
One popular story says the noun drag for clothes comes from stage costumes whose long skirts 'dragged' on the floor, so drag came to mean wearing the clothes of the opposite sex and is a helpful image to remember.