drag king

A woman who dresses as a man just to play a character, however, he does not identify as a man.

Drag king.

by Oceantily May 3, 2024

drag mother

An established drag queen who mentors a new queen, her “daughter,” on how to get started or introduces her to drag.

A drag performer engages in live theatrical performance as a member of the opposite gender ("drag king" if female-to-male, "drag queen" if male-to-female). Their sex and gender presentation is usually exaggerated to comic effect.

It is not uncommon for a drag performer to choose a stage name so that the last name matches that of a mentor. For instance, if "Amanda Fox" were mentor to "Britney" who in turn was mentor to "Charlotte", naming them as a "house", "family" or "lineage" would pass part of drag mother Amanda's name on to the others as "Britney Fox" and "Charlotte Fox".

by bitchuck September 20, 2024

drag queen

A man, who dresses up in women’s clothing and makeup, typically in an exaggerated fashion and for public performance.

Drag queen.

by Televizyr November 18, 2024

drag king

A woman, who dresses up in men's clothing, typically in an exaggerated fashion and for public performance.

Drag king.

by Televizyr November 18, 2024

Drag Delusion

when a drag queen, or boring average person, is stuck in delusions of grandeur

Coined in Season 15 of RuPaul’s Drag Race, Drag Delusion was Mistress Isabelle Brooks’ shade to Loosey LeDuca. “CDC needs to come up with a vaccine for it because it afflicts too many queens.”

by Uncle Joosie December 22, 2024

Drag the cat in

When a single man brings home a woman for dinner who will not sleep with him and is just there for the food.

Jason just dragged the cat in again. He brought Nicole and we all know there's no chance of anything happening between them.

Well well well, look who dragged a cat in tonight .

I didn't want her here but you just had to drag the cat in

by Smushie613 July 18, 2025

drag cartels

n. Fussy territorial groups with restricted visions who seek to control the lucrative trade in performative transgender and transvestism exhibitions. Blatantly monetizing what should be a freely open expressive artistic culture they monopolize ownership of performance spaces and artificially limit the supply of glitter, spangles, rouge, and gaudy feathers. New customers, lured by brief free titillating performances, soon find themselves saddled with a life-long six shows a week habit.

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Thankfully the drag cartels have been unsuccessful in their attempts to copyright sashaying, winking seductively, and using time-worn double entendres such as “Hey big boy! Why don’t you come in my dark room and we’ll see what develops.”

by gnostic3 January 10, 2026