Definition of friend of Dorothy in English:

friend of Dorothy

noun

informal

A homosexual man.
〈非正式〉同性恋男子
Harry's a real friend of Dorothy, aren't you, Harry?
Example sentencesExamples
- Do try not to be gun-shy because of your history, or you will become immobilized by the fear of hooking up with yet another friend of Dorothy.
- Could he possibly be a fellow friend of Dorothy, his offer a tacit acknowledgment of our brotherhood in the rainbow?
- You'd hear stories about her banning and threatening people who asked if she was a friend of Dorothy on AOL chat groups.
- Saying at a social gathering that another man was a ‘friend of Dorothy’ was a euphemism used for discussing sexual orientation without other people knowing what was being discussed.
- But the tag for the ad was, ‘Are you a friend of Dorothy?’
- And I don't think this means Bruce is secretly a friend of Dorothy.
- If you're not a friend of Dorothy, you wouldn't move to Chelsea would you?

Origin

From the name of Dorothy, a character played by the actress Judy Garland (a gay icon) in the film The Wizard of Oz (1939).

Definition of friend of Dorothy in US English:

friend of Dorothy

noun

informal

A gay man.
Harry's a real friend of Dorothy, aren't you, Harry?
Example sentencesExamples
- Could he possibly be a fellow friend of Dorothy, his offer a tacit acknowledgment of our brotherhood in the rainbow?
- But the tag for the ad was, ‘Are you a friend of Dorothy?’
- You'd hear stories about her banning and threatening people who asked if she was a friend of Dorothy on AOL chat groups.
- Saying at a social gathering that another man was a ‘friend of Dorothy’ was a euphemism used for discussing sexual orientation without other people knowing what was being discussed.
- And I don't think this means Bruce is secretly a friend of Dorothy.
- If you're not a friend of Dorothy, you wouldn't move to Chelsea would you?
- Do try not to be gun-shy because of your history, or you will become immobilized by the fear of hooking up with yet another friend of Dorothy.

Origin

From the name of Dorothy, a character played by the actress Judy Garland (a gay icon) in the film The Wizard of Oz (1939).

单词	friend of Dorothy
释义	Definition of friend of Dorothy in English: friend of Dorothy noun informal A homosexual man. 〈非正式〉同性恋男子 Harry's a real friend of Dorothy, aren't you, Harry? Example sentencesExamples Do try not to be gun-shy because of your history, or you will become immobilized by the fear of hooking up with yet another friend of Dorothy. Could he possibly be a fellow friend of Dorothy, his offer a tacit acknowledgment of our brotherhood in the rainbow? You'd hear stories about her banning and threatening people who asked if she was a friend of Dorothy on AOL chat groups. Saying at a social gathering that another man was a ‘friend of Dorothy’ was a euphemism used for discussing sexual orientation without other people knowing what was being discussed. But the tag for the ad was, ‘Are you a friend of Dorothy?’ And I don't think this means Bruce is secretly a friend of Dorothy. If you're not a friend of Dorothy, you wouldn't move to Chelsea would you? Origin From the name of Dorothy, a character played by the actress Judy Garland (a gay icon) in the film The Wizard of Oz (1939). Definition of friend of Dorothy in US English: friend of Dorothy noun informal A gay man. Harry's a real friend of Dorothy, aren't you, Harry? Example sentencesExamples Could he possibly be a fellow friend of Dorothy, his offer a tacit acknowledgment of our brotherhood in the rainbow? But the tag for the ad was, ‘Are you a friend of Dorothy?’ You'd hear stories about her banning and threatening people who asked if she was a friend of Dorothy on AOL chat groups. Saying at a social gathering that another man was a ‘friend of Dorothy’ was a euphemism used for discussing sexual orientation without other people knowing what was being discussed. And I don't think this means Bruce is secretly a friend of Dorothy. If you're not a friend of Dorothy, you wouldn't move to Chelsea would you? Do try not to be gun-shy because of your history, or you will become immobilized by the fear of hooking up with yet another friend of Dorothy. Origin From the name of Dorothy, a character played by the actress Judy Garland (a gay icon) in the film The Wizard of Oz (1939).
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