Use "queer" in a sentence

1. Little queer never could hold his

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2. Well I do have an alarm radio to wake me in the mornings but a friend of mine, one Robert Reynolds had a very queer story to tell me

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3. in the throes of this queer thing called love doesn’t worry about

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4. It was so queer talking to a professor about

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5. hers–she could hear the very tones of her voice, and see that queer little toss

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6. queer noises, would change (she knew) to the confused clamour of the busy

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7. Pardon me if I exclude, purposely, the denizens of the Queer Nation and their followers

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8. If it were any other Halfling, they’d say it was sheer madness, but judging by the queer history of Dalbo Dall, anything was possible

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9. She waked in the morning, with a queer, doubtful feeling

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10. with their queer, painted men and women in them, and all the other fine

11. First, she dreamed of little Alice herself, and once again the tiny hands were clasped upon her knee, and the bright eager eyes were looking up into hers--she could hear the very tones of her voice, and see that queer little toss of her head to keep back the wandering hair that would always get into her eyes--and still as she listened, or seemed to listen, the whole place around her became alive the strange creatures of her little sister's dream

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12. Who knows, maybe the Old Man’s a queer?

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13. “What would you know about hell, queer boy? Last I heard, it’s not just some tourist hotspot you can just waltz in and out

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14. Another world with no animals to speak of and no people, however queer or similar, friendly or hostile they might have been

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15. The MC of the contest announced, “Next up today are Phil K Swift and Brock Blazin’ of the Neighborhood Street Rockers” the crowd cheered as we got ready and time had froze and sped up all at once, it was really quite queer

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16. “How’s life at the queer table?” Logan asked me while picking his teeth

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17. One of them was busting out with bow and arrow charades within his up rock, which I found quite queer but, art is art I guess, it doesn’t always have to make sense

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18. To the Blythe girls, after Una had gone, she said, "Ain't she a queer little mite? But I've always said she had a good heart

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19. "But why does everybody seem to think it funny that I should have loved Adam so much, Miss West? If it had been a horrid old cat nobody would have thought it queer

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20. "I haven't had one decent night's sleep since I heard the child was sick," Miss Cornelia told Anne, "and Mary Vance has cried until those queer eyes of hers looked like burnt holes in a blanket

21. She's a decent body, if she is as queer as Dick's hat band

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22. The sun was shining brightly, shining with all its might, but that was a queer, as it was the middle of the

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23. The tabs are broken down into Straight, Bi, Queer, Punk, Goth, and Vamp

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24. Had she been closer, she would have seen the color that came to his cheeks when she used the term queer, but as it was, she left for her interview totally unaware of the fact that she had, unknowingly hurt his feelings

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25. You're a bigger queer than I am," said Stuart, "and that's saying something

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26. �Daddy, a dawg's over at Peepaw's place barkin� an� a-walkin around in circles, actin� queer

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27. It would be marvellous to visit the queer little island

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28. It seemed so queer to the other children to hear Stephina called 'Master Stephen'! 'Tim's been barking his head off for you

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29. They saw some rocks sticking up, with great black shining birds sitting on them in queer positions

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30. It was queer to see what a change had come over them

31. ”It's quite a queer enough days without wanting things like that to happen

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32. He stared at the great waves coming in— and then he saw something rather queer

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33. "Stephen! Theo! There's something queer out on the rocks beyond the island!" he shouted, at the top of his voice

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34. The four children watched and Tim began to bark as he saw the queer dark shape lurching here and there in the enormous waves

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35. "There's something queer about it somehow," said Justin, slowly

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36. "Something awfully queer

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37. It was the old wrecked ship! No wonder it looked queer

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38. It smelt queer

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39. This made the children feel rather queer

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40. It was a queer map

41. They're always a bit queer, you know, unless they're mighty careful

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42. It was all far too exciting to worry about feeling queer

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43. It gave all the children a very queer feeling

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44. ’ She knew that the others would feel certain she would never sign herself that— and she hoped it would warn them that something queer was up

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45. "Don't be a queer, Greg," said Colt

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46. “That’s queer,” he murmured, wrinkling his nose

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47. “How did you know I wouldn’t object to you doing those… things?” The question really bothered me because I was terrified that anyone might think I was queer

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48. Perhaps because they aren't too fussy when it comes to fucking, they think we’re the same, whereas there’s no one more choosy than a queer

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49. “We’d have been roughed up, fined… criminals! It’s illegal to be queer

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50. “Paul’s queer as a coot

51. I'd admitted I was queer, and she’d reacted as if that was normal

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52. Queer can only be better than that!”

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53. But it remained a very nasty experience because I knew if the police suspected I was queer they'd toss me into a cell with rapists and murderers

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54. Our short lived experiment as an all male troupe ended when three ‘resting’ actors from Alwyn’s Horsham Repertory days arrived to fill the gaps – Valerie, a blonde of thirty-five who could pass for twenty as long as she stayed behind the proscenium; William, a gaunt but well-made queer in his forties; and Ruth, who looked like Hansel and Gretel’s witch

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55. I lacked queer credibility by dreaming of a life of respectability and independence with a permanent lover

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56. ” This somewhat direct approach, I later discovered, is the opening gambit of most queer Mediterranean males

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57. The fluffy sky-blue woollen cardigan and bottle green tights he always wore around the house suddenly seemed queer, not endearing, and his stance was definitely not butch

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58. From a queer perspective, heterosexual relationships seem fraught with difficulty

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59. Thanks to the ubiquitous and still current stereotype of limp wrists and wimpish effeminacy, I was the last man in camp anyone would think was queer

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60. They have fewer inhibitions about expressing their feelings, singing, dancing and reciting poetry, and enjoy physically embracing and touching their friends in ways that would have them labelled as queer at home

61. At least she hadn't guessed I was queer! That cheered me up for a day

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62. Pity you"re queer

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63. You"re not really queer

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64. I"m definitely queer! Any self-respecting gay would have had his way with you by now

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65. „I was worried you might think I was queer! That I was one of those horrible degenerates everyone"s always warned me about

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66. They heard we were friends with the Alconas and want to know if they know we"re queer

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67. One of those impossibly good looking guys that are usually queer

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68. The young man rolled over, his face soaked in tears and said in a voice hoarse from anguish, ‘I told You! I’m queer! I deserve to die

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69. As I said earlier, no one’s queer

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70. Bullying was rife, and self appointed tough guys regularly gave juniors they suspected of being queer, a lesson in manliness that left the boy traumatised, depressed and fearful

71. Female teachers weren’t interested and males did nothing for fear of being labelled a queer-lover, or a queer themselves

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72. He made me realise that I’ve been brainwashed with all this Allah stuff…invisible gods and crappy rules that say if I’m queer I have to be crushed to death under a stone wall

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73. When I protested he threatened that if I told anyone what he‘d done he‘d deny it and tell everyone I was a crazy queer who‘d made it up because I hadn‘t got a part in the play

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74. „Of course it hasn"t, I was born queer

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75. ‘They thought we were queer

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76. Even books written by gays conform either to the stereotypical queer whose sole aim in life is to have as many graphically-described, sordid sexual encounters as possible, usually in a drug-crazed haze, or else they’re like Hollinghurst’s hedonistic packs of well-heeled wankers

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77. He’d say the headmaster was going to expel the prissy black queer today

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78. I hid at intervals in the Library in case someone shouted poof, queer or prima donna

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79. ‘Mum says you're a queer

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80. I don’t know if it was his touch or the compliments, but my cock began to spring to attention so I quickly dived into the water before he saw it and thought I was queer

81. And even if there was I wouldn’t dare suggest it; they’d tell everyone I was queer

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82. Were not all of them missing and had they not left me here alone without thus a word spoken? Indeed, nothing queer had occurred before their departure

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83. 'That's queer talk from a man in the service of the Governor of Conajohara,' objected Balthus

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84. But Conan saw, looking over their shoulders, and a queer chill sensation crawled along his spine

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85. 'Then the old witch's smoke showed the truth,' muttered Conan, feeling a queer chill along his spine

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86. 1 Many queer and strange teachings became associated with the early narratives of the day of Pentecost

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87. After the city-states of Greece had expanded into empire, their rather parochial gods seemed a little queer

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88. There was a few queer looking characters at the dogs as there still all ways seems to be today but that didn't bother me I was all ways to busy studying the form guide to try and turn the ten dollars Mum would give me into a new cricket bag or the latest super nintendo game

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89. I care about the concept of love and devotion, as queer as it may sound

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90. In fact, at one time, when for a period I mixed very little with white men, it began to seem to me when I went to Cairo for a visit that it was the white man who looked a queer colour

91. Smear the queer, whatever

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92. to arouse the suspicion of a queer

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93. Andrei stopped for a beat, and his face took on a queer expression

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94. She turned around with a queer smile, her olive eyes enquiring in his direction

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95. _____ (2000) The Trouble With Normal: Sex, Politics, and the Ethics of Queer Life

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96. Suddenly there was a queer shout coming from afar

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97. When Ren Fengping glanced over, he noticed that the queer sound

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98. It was a queer

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99. “Goin’ to collect that queer fairy boy’s lunch

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100. Anne’s weary body woke with the queer scent of medicine, a smell that varied