the Queen

A slang word used to describe a high ranking homosexual male supervisor, or a high ranking homosexual male boss.

This word was coined as a result of it's likeness to the word queer and also because of feminine like tendencies of gay males. Combine this with the authority that a Queen has and you have "the Queen".

The Queen got a new boyfriend recently and he's bringing him around the office to introduce to everyone.

The Queen gave me a shitty project to do cause he knows I'm a big homophobe.

by Sunny Delight January 7, 2008

ice queen

a cold and haughty woman

Fine, don't go out with me, ice queen.

by Light Joker March 21, 2005

queena

Vietnamese Goddess of Food

OMG! Offer food to Queena quickly before she goes Gremlin on the town

by Oscar Tottenville March 12, 2008

Closet Queen

A very nice or expensive guitar that never gets played.

Have you seen Bob's 57 gold top? It's so sweet but he never plays it. It's a closet queen.

by Comanche June 13, 2012

rugby queen

A woman who shows up to the "after party" post rubgy game. The party typically includes lots of drinking and this woman is sang to by the players. Her anatomical features are enhanced by song from head to toe. It (the rugby queen tradition) is a joy for all attending.

Julie came to the party after the game, she was pronounced "The Rugby Queen" and a song broke out about her.

by SDSU rugby September 14, 2007

Queen Mary

Queen Mary is drug slang for Marijauna.

Bob Dylan's song "Just Like a Woman": "Queen Mary, she's my friend. Yes I believe I'll go see her again."

by pulptruth March 28, 2010

toast to the Queen

Very similar to taxi for Brown and used in order to cover up and/or diffuse the situation of having released a quantity of noxious vapour from one's anal sphincter. However, should only be used in situations of extreme duress, possibly when there are visiting dignitaries or royalty present due to the seriousness of bringing up Her Majesty's name in vain.

4th Archduke of Wilmington - "My word what is that foul miasma in the air? I feel like my eyes are on fire!"
Wilde, raising glass - "Ladies and gentleman; a toast to the Queen."
Everyone - "The Queen!"
Glasses clink, situation diffused.

by Taylor Durden April 22, 2006