gayness
gay or lesbian sexual orientation or behavior.
Older Use. the state or quality of being bright or showy: the gayness of the décor.
Older Use. the state or quality of being merry or lively: her gayness of spirit.
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How to use gayness in a sentence
gayness passes across my lips and courses through my veins like a 20-year-old scotch.
Gates imposed a Must Tell policy on the CIA, because he recognized gayness was not the distraction—hiding it was.
But in framing his gayness around race-based oppression, Lemon ignited a potent battle between allegiance and identity.
That Campfield construes gayness to be a dangerous act may be rooted in his faulty understanding of HIV and AIDS.
‘Don’t Say Gay’ Is Back: 5 Things to Know About the Tennessee Bill | Kevin Fallon | January 31, 2013 | THE DAILY BEASTThe military's outlawing of gayness has made it one of the last bunkers of safe male bonding.
Each candlestick wore, with holiday gayness, a large green bow, and the soft combination of color and grouping was charming.
Suppers | Paul PierceThe streets were clean and bright; and there was plenty of gayness and joy—for them as could grab a share of it.
The Devil's Garden | W. B. MaxwellAnd as he spoke all of the gayness of joy was lost from the voice of my beloved Gouverneur and in its place was a bitterness.
The Daredevil | Maria Thompson DaviessHe had selected them for the gayness of their uniforms, which he fancied betokened their exalted rank.
The Cruise of the Frolic | W.H.G. KingstonHer good spirits and gayness created a happy mood in the nation.
Our Legal Heritage, 5th Ed. | S. A. Reilly
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