queer 音标拼音: [kw'ɪr]
a . 奇怪的,奇特的,失常的,可疑的,不舒服的
v . 糟踏,破坏
奇怪的,奇特的,失常的,可疑的,不舒服的糟踏,破坏
queer adj 1 :
beyond or deviating from the usual or expected ; "
a curious hybrid accent "; "
her speech has a funny twang ";
"
they have some funny ideas about war "; "
had an odd name "; "
the peculiar aromatic odor of cloves "; "
something definitely queer about this town "; "
what a rum fellow ";
"
singular behavior " [
synonym : {
curious }, {
funny }, {
odd },
{
peculiar }, {
queer }, {
rum }, {
rummy }, {
singular }]
2 :
homosexual or arousing homosexual desires [
synonym : {
gay },
{
queer }, {
homophile (
a )}]
n 1 :
offensive term for an openly homosexual man [
synonym : {
fagot },
{
faggot }, {
fag }, {
fairy }, {
nance }, {
pansy }, {
queen },
{
queer }, {
poof }, {
poove }, {
pouf }]
v 1 :
hinder or prevent (
the efforts ,
plans ,
or desires )
of ;
"
What ultimately frustrated every challenger was Ruth '
s amazing September surge "; "
foil your opponent " [
synonym :
{
thwart }, {
queer }, {
spoil }, {
scotch }, {
foil }, {
cross },
{
frustrate }, {
baffle }, {
bilk }]
2 :
put in a dangerous ,
disadvantageous ,
or difficult position [
synonym : {
queer }, {
expose }, {
scupper }, {
endanger }, {
peril }]
Queer \
Queer \ (
kw [=
e ]
r ),
a . [
Compar . {
Queerer } (
kw [=
e ]
r "[~
e ]
r );
superl . {
Queerest }.] [
G .
quer cross ,
oblique ,
athwart (
cf .
querkopf a queer fellow ), {
OHG }.
twer ,
twerh ,
dwerah ;
akin to D .
dvars ,
AS , [
thorn ]
weorh thwart ,
bent ,
twisted ,
Icel .
[
thorn ]
verr thwart ,
transverse ,
Goth . [
thorn ]
wa [`
i ]
rhs angry ,
and perh .
to L .
torqyere to twist ,
and E .
through .
Cf .
{
Torture }, {
Through }, {
Thwart },
a .]
1 .
At variance with what is usual or normal ;
differing in some odd way from what is ordinary ;
odd ;
singular ;
strange ;
whimsical ;
as ,
a queer story or act . "
A queer look ." --
W .
Irving .
[
1913 Webster ]
2 .
Mysterious ;
suspicious ;
questionable ;
as ,
a queer transaction . [
Colloq .]
[
1913 Webster ]
3 .
homosexual . [
disparaging and offensive ]
[
PJC ]
Queer \
Queer \,
n .
1 .
Counterfeit money . [
Slang ]
[
1913 Webster ]
2 .
a homosexual . [
disparaging and offensive ]
[
PJC ]
{
To shove the queer },
to put counterfeit money in circulation . [
Slang ]
[
1913 Webster ]
Queer \
Queer \ (
kw [=
e ]
r ),
v .
t . [
From {
Queer },
a .]
1 .
To puzzle . [
Prov .
Eng .
or Slang ]
[
Webster 1913 Suppl .]
2 .
To ridicule ;
to banter ;
to rally . [
Slang ]
[
Webster 1913 Suppl .]
3 .
To spoil the effect or success of ,
as by ridicule ;
to throw a wet blanket on ;
to spoil . [
Slang ]
[
Webster 1913 Suppl .]
298 Moby Thesaurus words for "
queer ":
AC -
DC ,
abnormal ,
absurd ,
affected ,
amphierotic ,
anomalous ,
apocryphal ,
artificial ,
assumed ,
atypical ,
auntie ,
autoerotic ,
bad check ,
bad money ,
ball up ,
base coin ,
bastard ,
batty ,
bereft of reason ,
bi -
guy ,
bisexed ,
bisexual ,
bizarre ,
bogus ,
bogus money ,
bollix ,
bollix up ,
botch ,
brainsick ,
brummagem ,
bugger ,
bugger up ,
bull dyke ,
bungle ,
butch ,
catamite ,
chicken ,
colorable ,
colored ,
cook ,
counterfeit ,
counterfeit money ,
counterfeited ,
crab ,
crackbrained ,
cracked ,
cramp ,
crank ,
crankish ,
cranky ,
crazed ,
crazy ,
crimp ,
cripple ,
crotchety ,
curious ,
daft ,
de -
energize ,
debilitate ,
deluded ,
demented ,
deprived of reason ,
deranged ,
destroy ,
deviant ,
deviative ,
different ,
disable ,
disenable ,
disoriented ,
distorted ,
distraught ,
divergent ,
dizzy ,
dotty ,
doubtful ,
drain ,
dressed up ,
droll ,
dubious ,
dummy ,
dyke ,
eccentric ,
effeminate ,
embellished ,
embroidered ,
enfeeble ,
erratic ,
ersatz ,
exceptional ,
exotic ,
extraordinary ,
factitious ,
fag ,
faggot ,
faint ,
fairy ,
fake ,
faked ,
false money ,
falsified ,
feigned ,
femme ,
fey ,
fictitious ,
fictive ,
fishy ,
flaky ,
flighty ,
flit ,
forgery ,
foul up ,
freaked out ,
freakish ,
freaky ,
fricatrice ,
fruit ,
funny ,
garbled ,
gay ,
giddy ,
green goods ,
gum ,
gum up ,
gunsel ,
hallucinated ,
hamstring ,
hash up ,
hipped ,
homo ,
homoerotic ,
homophile ,
homosexual ,
homosexualist ,
hors de combat ,
idiocratic ,
idiosyncratic ,
illegitimate ,
imitation ,
inactivate ,
incapacitate ,
incongruous ,
insane ,
invert ,
inverted ,
irrational ,
irregular ,
junky ,
kibosh ,
kinky ,
kite ,
kooky ,
lame ,
laughable ,
lesbian ,
light -
headed ,
loco ,
loony ,
louse up ,
ludicrous ,
lunatic ,
mad ,
maddened ,
maggoty ,
maim ,
make -
believe ,
man -
made ,
manic ,
mannish ,
mar ,
mazed ,
mental ,
mentally deficient ,
meshuggah ,
mess up ,
mock ,
moon -
struck ,
muck up ,
muddle ,
muff ,
mysterious ,
nance ,
non compos ,
non compos mentis ,
not all there ,
not right ,
nuts ,
nutty ,
odd ,
oddball ,
of unsound mind ,
off ,
off the wall ,
offbeat ,
out ,
outlandish ,
outre ,
pansy ,
passing strange ,
pathic ,
peculiar ,
perverted ,
phony ,
pinchbeck ,
play hell with ,
play hob with ,
poorly ,
potty ,
pretended ,
pseudo ,
psycho ,
punk ,
put ,
put -
on ,
puzzling ,
quaint ,
qualmish ,
qualmy ,
quasi ,
queasy ,
queen ,
queer the works ,
questionable ,
quirky ,
reasonless ,
remarkable ,
ridiculous ,
rubber check ,
ruin ,
sabotage ,
sapphic ,
sapphist ,
screw up ,
screwball ,
screwy ,
self -
styled ,
senseless ,
shady ,
sham ,
shoddy ,
sick ,
simulated ,
singular ,
sink ,
snafu ,
snarl up ,
so -
called ,
soi -
disant ,
spike ,
spoil ,
spurious ,
stark -
mad ,
stark -
staring mad ,
strange ,
supposititious ,
suspect ,
suspicious ,
synthetic ,
tetched ,
tin ,
tinsel ,
titivated ,
touched ,
transvestite ,
tribade ,
tribadistic ,
twisted ,
unauthentic ,
unbalanced ,
uncanny ,
uncommon ,
unconventional ,
unearthly ,
uneasy ,
unexampled ,
unfit ,
ungenuine ,
unhinged ,
unnatural ,
unorthodox ,
unparalleled ,
unreal ,
unsane ,
unsettled ,
unsound ,
unusual ,
unwell ,
vertiginous ,
wacky ,
wandering ,
warped ,
weaken ,
weird ,
whimsical ,
wing ,
witless ,
wondrous strange ,
wreck
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