What does Chillona mean in Spanish slang?

A very informal word or phrase used by a particular group or community as a substitute for standard language (e.g., joint, john).

A word or phrase that is crude, indecent, and generally rejected by society.

Regionalism used in Mexico

a. a crybaby but a badass

A very informal word or phrase used by a particular group or community as a substitute for standard language (e.g., joint, john).

A word or phrase that is crude, indecent, and generally rejected by society.

Mira, Gaby, pues seré chillona pero chingona. ¡Y a mucha honra!Look, Gaby, I may be a crybaby but a badass. And proud of it!

b. a whiner but a badass

A very informal word or phrase used by a particular group or community as a substitute for standard language (e.g., joint, john).

A word or phrase that is crude, indecent, and generally rejected by society.

¡Cómo te quejas, Marta! - Pues tal vez. Podré ser chillona pero chingona.You complain a lot, Marta! - Well, maybe. I may be a whiner but a badass.

The ASL fingerspelling provided here is most commonly used for proper names of people and places; it is also used in some languages for concepts for which no sign is available at that moment.

There are obviously specific signs for many words available in sign language that are more appropriate for daily usage.

Se le pone la voz aguda y chillona.

You can tell when she's really angry, her voice gets all high and squeaky.

¿Mi voz suena muy chillona?

HOLLY: Did my voice sound really squeaky?

No estuve chillona, estuve resonante.

I was not shrill, I was resonant.

Charlotte fuma, y es absolutamente chillona.

Charlotte smokes, and she is quite shrill.

Te gustaría golpear su boca chillona.

You'd like to push his loud mouth in.

Quizás no tan chillona, pero...

¿Tienes una nariz chillona todavía?

Have you got a squeaky nose still?

Todos creen que es tan linda con esa vocecita chillona.

E-Everyone thinks she's so nice with that squeaky little voice.

Cuando tomo calmantes, tu voz no es tan chillona.

When I'm high on painkillers, your voice isn't that shrill.

He escuchado Mejor música Venir desde Una tabla de suelo chillona.

I've heard better music coming from a squeaky floorboard.

Habla con una voz muy chillona.

It speaks with a loud voice.

Su voz es alta y chillona.

Her voice is high and squeaky.

La chica era horriblemente chillona la mayor parte de las veces-y también rencorosa.

The girl was horribly shrill at times-and spiteful, too.

Él llevaba una corbata muy chillona.

He wore a very loud necktie.

Forman, soy hermosa y tengo una voz chillona y demandante.

Forman, I'm a beautiful girl with a shrill, demanding voice.

Lo que encontré fue una voz chillona.

What I found was a shrill voice.

Dije que la voz de la anunciante era chillona y molesta.

I said: The voice of the female announcer was shrill and annoying.

Solo mantén a la chillona entretenida.

Please just keep the squeaky one entertained.

Eres chillona, impulsiva, y cuestionas constantemente mi autoridad.

You're loud, you're impulsive, and you constantly question authority.

Voz chillona. Se me olvidaba.

Squeaky voice, that reminds me.

Las marionetas hablan siempre con una voz aguda, chillona y falsa; salvo los personajes malvados que hablan con voz grave pero igualmente falsa.

Lo de la camisa negra-corbata chillona, eso, para chillar... respecto al gusto enseño-todo-nada para la imaginación, voy apretá, apretá.... pues eso, puffffff!

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1. n. 1st definition
2. v. 2nd definition
3. ...and so on

1. int. 1st definition
2. adj. 2nd definition
3. ...and so on

A

After A Long Night of Hookin'...

1. A famous monologue coined by Season 7 contestant Kennedy Davenport. During the "Death Becomes Her" challenge, Kennedy had created a look that was read by queens and judges alike, compared to "Tony the Tiger on crack", and in an attempt to justify it, came up with an elaborate back story:

Anus

1. the opening at the end of the alimentary canal through which solid waste matter leaves the body.
2. What Lady Bunny’s personal massager fell out of.

”Well Julie, I just wrote “Anus!” - Alaska as Lady Bunny

Apololie

1. A fake apology. The word was used by Widow Von'Du after Jackie Cox and Sherry Pie apologized to her after their argument in Untucked

see also: Phi Phi O'Hara‘s apology to Alyssa Edwards in All Stars 2

Ass

1. n. A donkey.
2. n. A slang term for a person's posterior.
3. n. A foolish person.
4. n. A slang term for a mean or disagreeable person.

Asshole

1. n. A vulgar slang term for an anus.
2. n. A vulgar slang term for a mean, dislikeable, or disagreeable person, usually a man. Also known as a "Dick."

B

Back Rolls

1. n. Back fat. Fat on a person's back.
2. int. To question having back rolls. The term was used about Alyssa Edwards on Season 5 of RuPaul's Drag Race.

Bacon

1. 
   n. When a drag queen wears flower petals which resemble strips of bacon. The term was coined by Kelly Mantle on Season 6 of RuPaul's Drag Race, when panel judge Michelle Visage accused her of wearing bacon on her dress.

BAM!

1. int. An interjection or exclamation of excitement. The term was used by Alexis Mateo on Season 3 of RuPaul's Drag Race.

Bar Queen

1. n. A drag queen who only performs in small bars. Typically used as an insult.

Beat

Mathu Andersen, beating his face.

1. (Beating a face) v. To apply the perfect amount of makeup on the face, resulting in a flawless look. The term references the motion of constantly dabbing a makeup sponge or brush against one's face.

Beard

1. Hair which grows on a person's face uniformly, around the lips, chin and cheeks, usually on men.See: Willam Belli
2. A slang term for a woman who acts as a cover-up, usually knowingly and willingly, for a homosexual man, pretending to be his significant other in order to hide his true sexual orientation.

BGB

1. int. An acronym for "Bye, girl, bye!"

Big Pink Furry Box

1. n. A vulgar reference to a woman's vagina, which is known as a "box" in slang terms, the big pink furry box is a prop used during RuPaul's Drag Race Untucked, which holds cards, photos, objects or clues to assist contestants during a party game, or before the playing of a video message.

1. n. A slag term for a woman's vagina. One of many slang terms for vagina used on the show.

Bitch

1. n. A female dog.
2. n. A mean, disagreeable, dis-likeable, critical, or nagging woman. A woman who constantly complains or criticizes.
3. n. A person of low ranking or status; a person of no authority, who must answer to others. Used as a term of belittlement.
4. n. A fierce woman. A friend. Used as a term of endearment among drag queens.
5. v. To complain; used to show disapproval of, to dismiss, or to belittle the complaint, or the person complaining.

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Bitches

1. n. Plural form of "Bitch."
2. n. A slang term meaning "a group of friends."

Byotch, Betch

1. n. Slang spelling forms of the term "Bitch."

B.I.T.C.H.

1. An acronym meaning "Being In Total Control of Herself"; early use seen in 1990, on Tairrie B rap "Ruthless Bitch" (from her Comptown album The Power of a Woman, track 11 of 11). The term was used by Latrice Royale on RuPaul's Drag Race Season 4.

Shady Bitch

1. n. A woman who is critical in a blunt or insulting manner.

Body-Ody-Ody

1. n. A term meaning "body."

Boobie

1. n. A slang term for a single female breast, which is also the name of a bird. Also known as a "Boob."

Boobies

1. n. The plural form of "Boobie." Also known as "Boobs."

Boobie Bib

Breastplates for a challenge on Season 4, Episode 6.

1. n. A false breast plate, usually made out of silicone or rubber, worn by drag queens to give the illusion of real female breasts.

Booger

1. n. A visually unattractive drag queen. A drag queen who looks "busted" or a "hot mess." The term refers to a queen who cannot properly apply or wear makeup, style their hair, sew properly, or who wears unfashionable or ill-fitting clothing. The opposite of a "."

Boots

1. int. modifier. A verbal exclamation point.

Bottom

1. n. A term referring to a male who prefers to be on the receiving end of gay anal sex. The opposite of a "Top.""This boy is a bottom!" —DWV
2. n. A placing or ranking during the shows competition for contestants who have done the worst or placed the lowest during the Main Challenge.

Boy Name

1. n. A drag queen's given name as opposed to her stage name (drag name).

Breeder

1. n. A heterosexual person, usually a term of disparagement. The term references having sex for procreation, as opposed to homosexual sex.

Busted

1. adj. Appearing to be unkempt, messy, unrefined, unpolished, or poorly presented. The opposite of "dusted".

Butch Queen

1. n. A masculine-looking drag queen.

Bye Felicia!

1. int. A phrase used to stop someone from speaking. The term is a reference to the film "Friday."

C

Caftan

1. n. A long robe or tunic, usually worn as a dress and with a belt. A popular fashion choice of Season 5 contestant Honey Mahogany. Also spelled "Kaftan"

Cakes

1. n. A slang term used to describe butt cheeks.

Serving Cake

1. n. The act of showing off or featuring your ass.

Cameroon

1. n. A country in Africa.

1. n. The homeland of Season 1 winner Bebe Zahara Benet. Whenever she takes the stage, RuPaul screams, "Cameroooooon!"

Campy

1. A type of traditional, over-the-top drag. Campy queens usually don't intend to be a female impersonator, they're traditional, original, & over-the-top.

Charisma, Uniqueness, Nerve & Talent

1. The four qualities RuPaul looks for in a drag queen, contestants must uphold C.U.N.T in order to win both mini, and main challenges. The queen with the most C.U.N.T snatches the show.

Cheesecake

1. n. A reference from a quote from the documentary Paris is Burning:"People have asked me what I mean by Ms. Cheesecake. That means that you must not only have a body, but you must also be sexy." —Paris is Burning
2. A term used to describe someone with "body" who is also "sexy." Body meaning possessing a substantial size or physicality. i.e. Latrice Royale, Roxxxy Andrews.
3. To wear revealing clothing while posing in a glamorous manner. i.e. "Showing some skin and posing with glamour."
4. A term used to describe vintage "pin-up" photographs or artistic depictions of women from the mid 20th century, which are considered to be "cute", "campy" or "sexy." i.e. Betty Page, Marilyn Monroe.
5. A reference to the television sitcom "Golden Girls", where the four main characters would often be seen talking over situations and problems while enjoying slices of cheesecake.

Chicago

1. n. the place from which people who will metaphorically "whoop your fucking ass" originate

Cherry

1. n. The interior of a vagina which has not been sexually penetrated (A virgin)

Cherry Pie

1. n. A slang term for a woman's vagina

Pop Your Cherry

1. v. The act of losing one's virginity

Chicken Cutlets

Breast-enhancing falsies, which resemble "chicken cutlets."

1. n. A slang term used to describe padding worn by Drag queens to give the illusion of having female hips and thighs.

Chillona

1. n. A term meaning "Crybaby", or one who cries a lot. The term was used often by Season 6 Contestant Adore Delano.

Clock

1. v. To spot what someone is trying to hide.
2. v. To point out a person's flaws
3. v. To uncover or reveal the truth in a situation or one's true gender.

Corset

1. n. An undergarment worn, that tightly fits around the abdomen of the queens to help create a proportioned, hour-glass figure.

Come Through!

Condragulations

1. n. A compliment directed towards a queen, usually used by RuPaul when a queen wins a challenge. A bastardization of 'congratulations.'

Cross-Dresser

1. n. When a man dresses in a wig and woman's clothing, usually with little or no makeup.

Crusty

1. adj. Extremely shady.
2. adj. Of poor quality, not presentable."Look at that crusty mug."

Cucu

1. n. A term used by Cynthia Lee Fontaine on Season 8 meaning her butt, originating from the Spanish word culo.[1]

Cunt

1. n. Vulgar slang for a woman's vagina. Considered to be obscene and offensive.
2. n. A mean, disagreeable, or difficult woman.
3. n. A term used to describe someone who is fierce or someone very fishy or beautiful.

Cunty

1. adj. A woman who exhibits the qualities of being a "cunt."

C.U.N.T

1. An infamous acronym for RuPaul's saying "Charisma, Uniqueness, Nerve, and Talent"

D

Dick

1. n. A vulgar slang term for a man's penis.
2. n. A slang term for a mean, disagreeable, dislikeable, or difficult man.

Diva

1. n. A famous female singer, either in popular music or Opera.
2. n. A slang term or a self-important, demanding, temperamental, or difficult to please woman.

Diva Awards

1. n. A fictional awards show featured as a challenge during Season 2 in the episode "Diva Awards."

Drag Queen

1. n.Someone who dresses as or impersonates a woman for entertainment and show purposes.

D.R.A.G.

1. An acronym for "Dressed Resembling A Girl", from which the term "Drag" is said to ostensibly originate. The term is said to date back to Shakespearean times when male theatrical actors would play female roles.

Drag King

1. n. Someone who dresses as or impersonates a man for entertainment and show purposes.

Boy Drag

1. A form of Drag where one is dressed up to represent or impersonate a male instead of a female.

Drag Mother

1. n. An experienced drag queen who acts as a mentor and guide to a younger, up and coming, less experienced, or apprentice drag queen.

Dragulator

1. n. A fictional computer which would produce drag makeovers, featured on the show "RuPaul's Drag U."

Dragulation

1. v. The process of being given a drag makeover by the "Dragulator" computer.

Dust (Dusted)

1. v. To destroy the competition, look or a challenge. "Girl you dusted the runway"

Dusty

1. adj. Unkempt or unclean. Typically characterized by wrinkled clothing, five-o-clock shadows and a shake-and-go wig.

Dumbass

1. n. A stupid person. also known as a "Stupid Ass"

E

Echa Pa' Lante!

1. A Spanish term for "moving forward." This is a famous quote from Yara Sofía of Season 3.

Eleganza Extravaganza

1. Having high amounts of elegance.

F

Faggot (Fagot)

1. n. A bundle of twigs or sticks.
2. n. A discarded cigarette end (a cigarette butt).
3. n. A derogatory slang term for a homosexual male. Considered to be offensive.
4. n. A British dish consisting of minced pork offcuts.

Fag

1. n. The short form of "Fagot" or "Faggot."
2. n. A British & Australian term for a cigarette.

Fatass

1. n. A large, obese or overweight person.

Faux Queen

1. n. A Drag Queen who was born as a biological female.

Feeling My Oats

1. To "feel" one's self or to savor, relish, or enjoy the act or experience of looking "fishy." The term was first used during Season 6 by contestant Gia Gunn, followed by Scarlet Envy of Season 11.

Fierce!

1. adj. A term used by drag queens meaning to possess a good, intense, satisfying, powerful, or beautiful quality.
2. adj. To have looks that could "kill", similar to a wild animal.

Filler

1. A term used to describe a person who is unnecessary and was only casted so that's there's enough contestants on the show.

Fire Crotch

1. n. The crotch of a Woman with red colored pubic hair, also known as a "Ginger Minj."

1. n. A fictional comic book character and superhero created by Chad Michaels during RuPaul's All Stars Drag Race who is the nemesis of the evil villain Lactasia.

Fishy

1. adj. A term used to describe a drag queen who looks extremely feminine, or one who convincingly resembles a cis woman. The term is a reference to the scent of a vagina, which is colloquially likened to the smell of fish. Although the term is considered to be a compliment among Drag Queens, it is often considered to be an insult among non-drag women.

The Five G's

1. An Acronym meaning "Good God, get a grip girl!." The term was originally coined on the show by Season 4 contestant Latrice Royale.

Five O'Clock Shadow

Willam learned to color-correct that five o'clock shadow. ...eventually.

1. n. The beginnings of a returning beard on an until recently freshly shaven drag queen's face. Gives a grey coloring that can be seen through foundation.

Flazéda

1. adj. Feeling fierce or otherwise (the word is used differently by almost everyone). The term was coined by Pearl on Season 7 of RuPaul's Drag Race. It's a hashtag and it's spreading like wildfire. Pearl may have been trying to say "laissez faire" but invented a new word instead.

Flipper

1. n. Cosmetic removable false teeth, used to hide one's real teeth and create the appearance of perfect teeth.

Flooded My Basement

1. Coined by Ginger Minj, reference to when something is so amazing you "flood your basement"—a reference to when a woman is aroused and becomes "wet" with self-lubrication in her vagina.

For The Gods

1. adv. Abbreviated use of the phrase "fit for the gods" used to qualify an act done perfectly or flawlessly.

Frock

1. n. A woman's dress.

G

Gag

1. Gag - v. To react intensely, usually as a result of shock; also may be used as an exclamation.

Gagarini

1. n. When something is beyond the gag.
2. adj. To describe someone or something that is beyond the gag.

See: Gag

Garage Doors

1. n. Eyelids
2. n. When a queen paints only one color of eyeshadow on her eyes.

Gay

1. adj. Male homosexuality.
2. adj. To be happy, joyous, carefree, flamboyant, or bright & showy.

Gay For Pay

1. adj. The act of a Heterosexual man playing or acting as a Homosexual man or doing homosexual acts in return for payment.

Gig

1. n. An event in which someone has been propositioned or hired to appear or work at.
2. n. A situtation during the time a drag queen is in drag.
3. n. An Alyssa-ism used to describe both a good or bad situation when you are in drag.

Ghetto

1. n. An area of a city occupied majorly by a specific minority or ethnic group.
2. adj. A person or thing which comes from, originates from, or is associated with or being from a ghetto.
3. adj. A slang term used to describe something or someone that is considered to be of low class, quality, taste, or is downscale, shabby, or poor. The term is considered to be offensive among African-Americans.

Glamazon

1. n. A slang term for a tall, glamorous and assertively self-confident woman.

1. n. A portmanteau of the terms "Glamorous" and "Amazon"
2. n. The name of a RuPaul Album and song.

Amazon

1. n. A member of a mythical tribe of all very tall women, known as the "Amazons"
2. n. The name of the world's largest rainforest located in South America.
3. n. The name of a website which sells goods.

Girl (Gurl)

1. n. term of endearment; often used as an exclamatory remark.

H

Halleloo

Heathers

1. An alliance formed by Carmen Carrera, Delta Work, Manila Luzon, and Raja during Season 3 of the show. The term is a reference to the 1980's film "Heathers", staring Winona Ryder.

1. Heather

1. n. A member of the "Heathers" alliance.
2. n. A woman or drag queen who is "fierce" and perfected. The opposite of a "Booger."

Herstory

1. n. A spin on the word "History", playfully replacing the "his" with "hers" to imply a feminine reclamation of the word.
2. The history of the television show "RuPaul's Drag Race".

Highlighter

1. n. A type of makeup usually used on cheeks or on the face. Makes the person poppin and glow.

You wore so much highligter on your face

Hieeee

1. n. A greeting, characterised by a distinctive prolonged "e" sound

Hieeee, how is everyone?

See Also: Alaska, Ongina

Ho

1. n. A prostitute. More specifically, a street prostitute. A person who solicits sex on the street. Short for the word "Hooker." Among drag queens, this term is used both as a term of endearment, and as well as an insult.
2. v. The act of soliciting sex on the street (To ho).
3. n. A Prostitute who is employed under the guidance, supervision or jurisdiction of a Pimp or John.

C3P-Ho

1. n. A scantily clad woman wearing very shiny or metallic clothing. The phrase is a pun off the character C-3PO from the Star Wars franchise as well as the word "." RuPaul used this term to describe Raja's Sci-Fi look during the season 3 episode "."

Hoe

1. n. A gardening tool. Not to be confused with the term "Ho."

Hooker

1. n. A prostitute who solicits sex or sexual favors on the street in exchange for money.

Judy Jetson Hooker

1. n. A futuristic / science fiction prostitute
2. n. A term used by Mimi Imfurst during Season 3 to describe / insult the look of fellow contestant Shangela.

Hog Body

1. n. The waist of a queen which is not cinched and has no curvaceousness or defining shape. Similar to the body of a hog.

Hoochie Mama

1. n. A woman who typically dresses in a provocative, revealing, or scantily clad manner.

Hoochie

1. adj. A manner of dressing in a provocative, revealing, or scantily clad way. Also known as dressing "Slutty" or "Skanky."

Honey Mahogany Dress

#HoneyBedsheetLook

1. n. A "dress" which resembles a sheet of fabric which has simply been wrapped or draped about the body instead of being a proper dress. The term was used by during Season 6 in reference to Season 5 contestant Honey Mahogany who often wore Caftan dresses on the runway.
2. n. The act of wrapping or draping fabric about one's body to create an outfit instead of putting effort to create or wear a proper outfit.

House Down

1. A great deal; a lot. Often used to punctuate the end of a phrase for emphasis.

How's Your Head?

1. A term taken from the film "Elvira: Mistress of the Dark" starring Cassandra Peterson as Elvira. When a letter from a marquee sign falls on her head, she is asked by the local bumpkin, "...how's your head" to which she replies, "I haven't had any complaints."
2. A joking reference to fellatio, asked by RuPaul to contestants or judges who appear to have injured their head, in which the expected response is "I haven't received any complaints". RuPaul asked this question to Season 4 guest judge Pamela Anderson, and then to Season 7 contestant Miss Fame who initially did not understand the joke (later, she understood and replied "I've never had any complaints").

"You Give Good Head"

1. A joking reference to fellatio, given by RuPaul to Season 6 contestant Darienne Lake on the episode "Scream Queens" in which Lake played the part of a talking head inside a box.

Hn. A portmanteau of the terms "Honey" and "Cunt", used as a term of endearmentn who "hustles."

Hustled

1. v. To solicit Sex for money. To be a prostitute.
2. To act or move quickly.
3. To negotiate.

Hustling

1. n. The act of prostitution.
2. The act of moving or acting quickly,
3. The act of negotiating.

I

Interior Illusions Lounge

1. n. A set of rooms formerly on RuPaul's Drag Race where contestants would wait while the panel judges were deliberating. The rooms were mainly shown on RuPaul's Drag Race Untucked, and was where contestants would play party games, drink cocktails, view video messages, and gossip while deliberations commenced. The "lounge" consisted of two rooms: The "Silver Lounge" and the "Gold Bar." The rooms were named after a sponsorship with "Interior Illusions", a chain of three modern furniture stores found in the Los Angeles area. In Season 6, after the sponsorship had ended, the rooms were renamed the Form Decor Lounge, and in Season 7, the rooms were completely eliminated following a sponsorship deal with Square Space and a new "Untucked" format which features the contestants sitting "backstage" instead.

Immunity

1. n. A competitive advantage awarded to contestants on RuPaul's Drag Race who have won the Episode's Maxi Challenge in which they would be "immune" from elimination the following week.

Immunity was awarded to contestants during Season 1 up until Season 5 where it was later discontinued after Alyssa Edwards' poor performance impersonating Katy Perry during the Snatch Game where she could not be up for elimination despite being the worst due to possessing Immunity from winning the Maxi Challenge the week beforehand.

J

Jackass

1. n. A male donkey.
2. n. A foolish person.

Judy

A good friend.

Jush

Can be used as a noun, verb, or adjective based on the occasion

Eg. "I'm getting my jush right now.

Eg. "I wanna jush with somebody."

Eg. "Hey gurl, you look jush."

K

Kai-Kai

1. v. The act of drag queens having sex with each other.
2. n. Sex between drag queens.
3. n. Specifically when two drag queens have sex in drag/without removing their drag.

Ki Ki

1. n. A term used for gossip, small talk, chatting, or a heart to heart.

L

Lake Titicaca

1. n. A lake located in South America. The Lake Titicaca Valley is the supposed location of RuPaul's Drag U. Intended as a pun on titties (breasts) and caca, a slang term for feces.

Ladyboy

1. n. A person who was born male but presents very femme.

1. adj. When a male acts in a girly or feminine manner.
2. n. The name of a RuPaul song.

Lesbian Drag Queens

1. n. Two drag queens who are dating / Two drag queens who are Kai-Kai-ing.

Lil' Pound Cake

1. n. A fictional character and alter ego of Alaska who is the drag daughter of Alaska and Lineysha Sparx.

Lip-Sync For Your Life

1. v. A battle between two contestants on RuPaul's Drag Race who have placed in the Bottom 2 and are up for elimination where they must lip-sync to a song in order to impress RuPaul and stay in the competition.

Library

Loca!

1. A Spanish term for "crazy girl" (Quoted from Nina Flowers)

M

Mama (Mamma / Momma / Mawma)

1. n. A term of endearment and respect among drag queens, usually (though not always) to an older or more experienced queen.

Manilaed

1. n. A term to describe an all-star queen with a good track record to be eliminated.

Maxi Challenge

1. n. A term referring to the main challenge of the episode on RuPaul's Drag Race.

Minge

1. n. A British slang term for a woman's vagina. One of many slang terms for vagina used on the show.

Ginger Minj

1. n. A play on "ginger minge", a British slang term referring to the crotch of a woman with red pubic hairs.
2. n. The name of a contestant on Season 7 of RuPaul's Drag Race.

Miss Vanjie... Miss Vanjie... Miss Vanjieee

1. closing quote by Vanessa Vanjie Mateo on Season 10
2. which Ru and Michelle were laughing about
3. quickly became a meme
4. Gay Aloha (Hello Goodbye)

Mug

1. A person's face.

Mop

1. To steal

Much Betta!

A catchphrase used by Baga Chipz in Rupaul's Drag Race UK Season 1.

N

Not Today Satan, Not Today

1. Means you won't let anyone, not even "Satan" stand in your way. Coined by Bianca Del Rio in reference to Courtney Act asking her if she was going to wear a similar dress on the runway like she had been doing all season.

Nurse!

1. Shouted when a queen needs help. (Quoted by Willam of Season 4)

Nyasss!

1. Is Ariel Versace's catchphrase from Season 11.

O

Opulence

1. n. having more resources than needed to live in complete luxury

See also: Mercedes Iman Diamond

Ornacia

1. A foam mannequin head who is also the best friend of Season 6 contestant Vivacious.

Out of the Bag

1. n. A term used to describe a wig that looks like it has been bought from a costume store, which is typically cheap and simply pulled out of the bag it came in and taken into use without any styling done to it.

P

Padding

Drag queen hips and butt padding.

1. Cushions (made of foam or sponge) placed on the hips, legs and even the breasts to create the illusion of a woman's figure.

Party City

1. n. A chain of discount party supply stores located across the United States, which specializes in Halloween costumes.
2. adj. A term used to describe a drag queen's fashion which is considered to appear as if it were meant to be worn as a Halloween costume, or was purchased at a Halloween costume shop. The term was used by Phi Phi O'Hara as an insult to fellow contestant Sharon Needles on RuPaul's Drag Race Season 4.

Peanut Butter

1. adj. To be spreadable.
2. n. Something which is spreadable (i.e. Buttcheeks, legs)
3. v. To spread your legs, like a slut or a prostitute.
4. The name of a RuPaul song.

Pimp

1. n. A person who controls and owns prostitutes or runs a prostitution ring or business, taking part in earnings in return.
2. n. A person who is in charge or is of high stature or authority (A boss).

PMP

1. n. An acronym meaning "Post Modern Pimp-Ho"
2. v. To dress like a pimp while still being a "ho." (Quoted by Shangela)

Pit Crew

Drag Race Pit Crew

1. A group of scantily-clad, studly men chosen to assist RuPaul or contestants, mainly in mini-challenges or main challenges.

Polished

1. adj. A term used to refer to a drag queen whose look is considered to be flawless, well executed, seasoned, and perfected.

Proportionizing

1. v. The action of building a silhouette best suited to a persons' body shape. Coined by Eureka O'Hara for the Drag-Con Panel Challenge in Season 10.

Prostitute

1. n. A person who engages in sexual activities in exchange for payment.

• Escort - A prostitute who does not display their profession to the general public.

• Call Girl - A female escort.
• Gigolo - A male escort.
• Hooker - A prostitute who works on the street. One who goes "Hooking".
• Ho - A short form of "Hooker." A prostitute who works under the supervision of a Pimp or John.
• Hussy - Another term for a "Prostitute." A prostitute who "Hustles."
• Ladies of the Night - Female Prostitutes who work at night.
• Puta - The Spanish word for "Prostitute".
• Rent Boy - A young male escort.
• Trick - A Prostitute's client.
• Whore - A Prostitute who works at an establishment such as a brothel or bordello.
• Working Girl - A female street prostitute. Another term for a "Hooker."

Purse First

1. To walk into a room with one's purse entering first.
2. A quote from season 8 winner Bob the Drag Queen.

Pussy

1. n. A cat.

1. n. A vulgar slang term for a woman's vagina.
2. n. A person who is a coward or whimp. Also known as a "Scaredy Cat"

Pussy On Fire

1. An expression meaning to work hard and excel. To be awesome or outstanding. To work so hard that your vagina catches on fire.

Pussy Party

1. n. A party full of females / women

Q

Queens

1. n. People who dress up in clothes of the opposite gender usually. Slang term used for transvestites.

R

Read

1. v. To wittily and incisively expose a person's flaws (i.e. "reading them like a book"), often exaggerating or elaborating on them; an advanced format of the insult. The term is a reference to the film Paris is Burning.
2. n. Criticism made to a drag queen.

Read for filth

1. v. The act of criticizing, or being criticized to the fullest extent. i.e. "The judges were reading her for filth on the runway."
2. n. The name of a fictional perfume brand created by Alaska on Season 5 of RuPaul's Drag Race during the episode, "Scent of a Drag Queen." The name is a pun off the term "Read for Filth."

Read The House Down

1. v. Another term meaning to criticize or be criticized to the fullest extent. Similar to the term "Read For Filth."

Realness

1. n. The act of appearing to be convincing realistic, authentic, or accurate.

1. n. The act of being extremely blunt frank, or honest.

Relying on Body

1. Relying on Body - v. The act of a drag queen relying on her convincingly feminine and physically fit physique to get through the competition instead of her talents.

Resting on Pretty

1. v. The act of a drag queen relying on her beauty to get through the competition, rather than focusing on her own talent; borrowed from the judging panel, and Tyra Banks in particular, of America's Next Top Model, referring to contestants who seem unwilling to exert any effort towards professional growth.

Resting on Ugly

1. v. The act of a drag queen relying on gimmicks and shock value in order to compensate for her lack of beauty or make-up skills to get through the competition, rather than focusing on her own talent. This term was first used by Courtney Act on Season 6 of RuPaul's Drag Race as a reference and a read on fellow contestant Milk.

Ro-Laska-Tox

1. n. A portmanteau representing the alliance formed by contestants Roxxxy Andrews, Alaska, and Detox during Season 5 of RuPaul's Drag Race.
2. n. A prescription drug for people who are gagging.

Rolodex Of Hate

RuPaul's Best Friend Race

1. int. A phrase meaning "I am not here to make friends." The term was first used by Season 4 contestant Lashauwn Beyond on an episode of "Untucked" during an argument with Jiggly Caliente, and is known to be her most famous phrase among fans of the show. Likely a reference to America's Next Top Model Cycle 6 contestant Jade who coined the phrase "America's Next Top Best Friend," though the sentiment has been something of a meme among competitive reality shows in general.

RuPaul's Drag U

1. A cancelled TV Series which featured former RuPaul's Drag Race contestants mentoring and giving women Drag Makeovers. The show lasted 3 seasons.

RuPaulogize

1. v. To apologize. The term was coined by Willam Belli during the reunion episode of RuPaul's Drag Race Season 4.

RuPaulogy

1. n. An apology. The term was used on Season 5 of RuPaul's Drag Race, when RuPaul asked Alyssa Edwards to make a "RuPaulogy" to Katy Perry's fans, after he did a poor impersonation of her during the "Snatch Game."

RuVC

1. n. A fictional shopping network. A parody and pun of "QVC."

S

Sashay Away

1. v. A quote used by RuPaul to eliminate a contestant after losing in a "lip-sync for your life" battle.
2. v. To leave the competition.
3. v. To be eliminated from the competition.
4. A derivative of the ballet term chassé, as performed by Laganja Estranja

Seafood Platter

1. n. One of many slang terms for vagina used on the show.

Season 1 Filter

1. n. An often mocked blur filter used in Season 1 in which it appeared the show was hosted by a vaguely RuPaul-shaped glowing blob.

Sequins

1. n. Plural of the word "sequin" erroneously used by Roxxxy Andrews during the main challenge in Episode 6 of Season 5.

Serve

1. v. to present oneself in a certain way.

Serving Fish

1. v. The act of looking "fishy."
2. v. To convincingly appear to be a biological female.
3. A girl group formed on Season 1 of RuPaul's Drag Race, in , "Girl Groups" including members Ongina, Shannel, Nina Flowers, and Rebecca Glasscock.

Shade

1. n. The casting of aspersions. A form of insult. Bluntly pointing out a person's flaws or faults. Derived from the term ""

Shady

1. adj. Possessing a blunt and insulting manner. (Being Shady)

Shady Bitch

1. n. A woman who is critical in a blunt or insulting manner.

Throwing Shade

1. v. The act of criticism in a blunt and insulting manner.

Showboat

1. v. The act of showing off (To Showboat / Showboating).
2. n. A river steamboat where theatrical performances are given.

"There's a difference in being talented and being a showboat."- Shangela, referring to Mimi Imfurst's Queens in Space character

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