queeritating

When someone is acting gay to the point of irritation.

"I would have stayed at the bar longer, but that guy was so queeritating!"

by Mackster66 April 1, 2006

queersplaining

Verb; Akin to "mansplaining"

Someone not of the LGBTQIA++ community caught in the act of explaining queer challenges faced by the queer community, or queer culture to queer people. May be used in a serious or funny context.

Cis Straight Man: "well actually let me explain the issues that today's gay community faces"

Queer community: "Is he really about to do some queersplaining? "

by PurpleUnicorns!!!!!!!!! April 26, 2017

Queerstianity

A group of amazing people that push no political or religious agenda and share one philosophy....tolerance and love!

There was a Queerstianity protest this weekend! Caly was awesome!

by Flower-Power12345678910 August 10, 2010

Queersling

A member of the LGBTQ+ community who sells out their fellow queers for clout, especially with conservatives; A queer quisling.

"Wait he voted for Trump? But he's gay!"
"Yeah, he's a total queersling."

by Estrace April 17, 2019

queerstyn

someone that is very very gay

Queerstyn is a gay hoe.

by bob March 13, 2005

Queerstika

The religion in which groups of queers work together to burn all the jews and rule the world. Their leader Ellen Degeneres.

Followers: What time is it?
Ellen: Nein o'clock. It is time for the queerstikas to strike.

by therealslimoprag March 7, 2017

queersplaining

Unwelcome and unprovoked ranting about ones own identity. Typically includes narcissistic ramblings and demanding impossible standards that aren't intuitive to anyone, hence the emphasis on "education" in the form of yelling and exasperated aspirations.

The writer spent more time queersplaining than developing characters, so their script was terrible.

I got held up in line because a patron thought queersplaining to the minimum wage employee was more important than ordering their food.

i.e. Woke Evangelicals, Queer Bible Man
e.g. Che from "And Just Like That.."

by Anita Noam Ann February 1, 2022