dagger_grrl's definitions

gender

your mode of self-reflection or ID dealing with how you see yourself (or don't see yourself) in terms of your sex.

there are two sexes, but countless genders.

by dagger_grrl October 11, 2003

country

a genre of american music developed in the southern united states, with its roots in english and irish folk tunes, african-american blues stylings, and gospel. usually incorporates quavering vocals, fiddles, guitars, and southern accents. used to be decent(think patsy cline, loretta lynn) has now generally deteriorated into radio-friendly, predictable, over-done, poorly rhymed little ditties that all sound alike.

i love my patsy, but who in sam hill is this tim mcgraw guy?

by dagger_grrl March 17, 2004

puppy

a cute, whiney girl who uses her innate cuteness to manipulate and tease.

man, jackie's such a puppy.

by dagger_grrl February 13, 2004

womyn

the feminist/lesbian spelling of "woman". also has political implications. not all feminists/lesbians use or even like this term, but it's been claimed as a subtle empowerment thing by both groups in general.

janice has karate lessons at the womyn's center on campus.

by dagger_grrl October 12, 2003

byke

from "bisexual dyke". generally, a lesbian or dyke-identified woman who acknowledges a sexual or emotional affection for men. also known as a "bi-dyke".

sparrow from dtwof identifies as a bi-dyke.

by dagger_grrl February 14, 2004

xombie

an on-line flash series created, animated and written by James Farr.

plot centers around a post-apocalyptic wasteland where a hybrid vigilante zombie named dirge battles the undead, while trying to protect an amnesiac human girl named zoe. utter coolness ensues.

check it out. really. if only for the zombie sharks and cool background music.

by dagger_grrl May 8, 2004

asexual

a person who is not interested in or does not desire sexual activity, either within or outside of a relationship. asexuality is not the same as celibacy, which is the willful decision to not act on sexual feelings. asexuals, while not physically sexual-type folks, are none the less quite capable of loving, affectionate, romantic ties to others.

while many women involved in so-called "boston marriages" had asexual relationships, their partnerships have none-the-less been claimed by some as part of lesbian history.

by dagger_grrl September 12, 2003