faggotness
- noun
- /ˈfæɡətnəs/
- Slur
- Many people were offended by his faggotness during the performance.
Examples
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The film was criticized for portraying the character’s faggotness as a joke.
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She disliked the faggotness that some colleagues brought to the workplace.
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His faggotness was mocked by some in the crowd.
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They criticized his faggotness as being over the top.
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The audience reacted negatively to his faggotness, finding it overly flamboyant.
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Critics noted that the show's humor often relied on the character's faggotness for laughs.
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At the party, his faggotness stood out, drawing both admiration and disapproval.
How Flamboyant
Surface Forms
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Etymology
Faggotness comes from the old word faggot, which once meant a 'bundle of sticks'. Over time faggot was used as an insult for someone thought to be a burden or strange, and later became a very offensive word used against gay people to mean 'showy' or 'not serious', so faggotness is a hurtful term and should be avoided.