lesbitarian
a bookish, often bespectacled member of the flat-shoe wearing community. May be confused with a heterosexual, dowdy female
lesbitarian by nathdogg September 24, 2003
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Lesbitarian by Pykey3174 November 8, 2008
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lesbitarian by Sally Simpkins December 2, 2010
lesbitarian
Joking name for Unitarians. This "religion" is split evenly by gender, but their actions embody the lesbian spirit. Churchgoers roll up in their Subaru/Volvo wagons wearing flannel after eating large bowls of granola.
Their social action furthers the justification for "Lesbitarian". They are more than tolerant of sexual deviants, and in fact encourage it in the name of freedom and diversity.
Their social action furthers the justification for "Lesbitarian". They are more than tolerant of sexual deviants, and in fact encourage it in the name of freedom and diversity.
Where is that flotilla of station wagons full of flannel shirt-wearers going?
They're late for Lesbitarian church.
They're late for Lesbitarian church.
lesbitarian by TreeWeezel September 2, 2011
Lesbitarian
I'm a strict vagitarian! I used to be dude, but then I realized what some of those are injected with, and decidided to go pure Lesbitarian
Lesbitarian by Old Grey Beard February 5, 2010
Lesbitarian
Anything that is chosen to be eaten, drunk, worn, or anything that a lesbian would have. Anything a lesbian owns is a lesbitarian item of hers.
Lesbitarian by n.wynne92 March 22, 2010
lesbrarian
A group of lesbrarians shushed the crowd at the Vancouver Dyke March.
How could you not know she was a lesbrarian - she works in the women's studies department!
How could you not know she was a lesbrarian - she works in the women's studies department!
lesbrarian by Lesbrarian September 25, 2009
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