lesbo
Americannoun
plural
lesbosEtymology
Origin of lesbo
Example Sentences
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When I moved to New York and met my wife I allowed myself to sink into a lifestyle of nesting that is very on-the-nose lesbo and then one day I woke up and realized that I didn't have even one close gay friend.
From Salon
An earlier version of this article misspelled the Greek island as Lesbo.
But how about something connected to a little bar that has a weekly Lesbo A Go-Go night?
From Salon
In this case, the "then" does not refer to marriage — Lizzy is out to the point of referring to herself in first person/"lesbo" — but parenthood.
From Los Angeles Times
Ms. Lynch, in her own words, is a “big ole lesbo,” and Mr. Jackson is gay.
From New York Times
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