Josgay
The most common word for a gay mexican male. This person often wears glasses. And want to get Drizzy tattooed on his back
Josgay by Killa Mike93 April 23, 2010
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jogay
combination of José and gay, thus making jogay.
term is applied to someone named josé who is a faggot
term is applied to someone named josé who is a faggot
shut the fuck up jogay
jogay by JimothyWilson January 31, 2010
Jusgay
noun. A person who is gay and follows these traits:
- Is open about being gay if asked, yet doesn't flaut/brag or hide the fact that they're gay
- Doesn't wear drag clothing or fishnet clothes in public
- Doesn't hate anyone for their sexuality
- Is a peaceful protester, if they protest
-Isn't super far right wing or left wing
(EX. Doesn't believe in critical race theory or white supremacy)
- Doesn't support hormone replacement under 18
- Can define "woman"
- Any other traits don't matter
Word 2: Jusgayly
adj. Describing someone who acts like a Jusgay
- Is open about being gay if asked, yet doesn't flaut/brag or hide the fact that they're gay
- Doesn't wear drag clothing or fishnet clothes in public
- Doesn't hate anyone for their sexuality
- Is a peaceful protester, if they protest
-Isn't super far right wing or left wing
(EX. Doesn't believe in critical race theory or white supremacy)
- Doesn't support hormone replacement under 18
- Can define "woman"
- Any other traits don't matter
Word 2: Jusgayly
adj. Describing someone who acts like a Jusgay
noun. I have good a friend named Daniel, and he's a Jusgay. I would say he is in the dead middle between closet gay and flamboyant, it's perfect.
Word 2: adj.
Person 1, "Do you think that Jacob is gay? He doesn't seem really gay, but I saw him flirting with Daniel the other day."
Person 2, "I think he is Jusgayly, he doesn't brag about being gay, however he doesn't hide it."
Word 2: adj.
Person 1, "Do you think that Jacob is gay? He doesn't seem really gay, but I saw him flirting with Daniel the other day."
Person 2, "I think he is Jusgayly, he doesn't brag about being gay, however he doesn't hide it."
Jusgay by tdude_yahyeet7 April 29, 2023
Joshayley
The term is used to describe relationships of Josh Farro and Hayley Williams (both from Paramore) as a couple.
There are many evidences that they used to date in the past, though they have claimed that they are just best friends. But it`s obvious that there really has been something more.
However, everything changed after February 21, 2008. The band nearly split up because of 'internal issues'. As Hayley has said herself, from then an akward tension was around the band all the time. The change in duo`s relationship really could be seen. It`s blamed on the relentless touring, but you can`t ignore the fact that by February 2008 Hayley started dating Chad Gilbert from New Found Glory.
Now, Paramore have announced that they`ve worked out their problems with the recording of 3rd studio album, due to release in September 2009.
Lately Josh and Hayley seem to get along better.
There are many evidences that they used to date in the past, though they have claimed that they are just best friends. But it`s obvious that there really has been something more.
However, everything changed after February 21, 2008. The band nearly split up because of 'internal issues'. As Hayley has said herself, from then an akward tension was around the band all the time. The change in duo`s relationship really could be seen. It`s blamed on the relentless touring, but you can`t ignore the fact that by February 2008 Hayley started dating Chad Gilbert from New Found Glory.
Now, Paramore have announced that they`ve worked out their problems with the recording of 3rd studio album, due to release in September 2009.
Lately Josh and Hayley seem to get along better.
Joshayley forever <3
Josh and Hayley meant to be together
Joshayley moment (said about a coupleish action/look by Hayley and/or Josh in interviews, shows, etc.)
Josh and Hayley meant to be together
Joshayley moment (said about a coupleish action/look by Hayley and/or Josh in interviews, shows, etc.)
Joshayley by justfaceit June 24, 2009
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