Gayness vs Yayness - What's the difference?
gayness | yayness |
(countable) The state of being gay (cheerful).
(uncountable) The state of being gay (homosexual).
* 2002 , Corinne Squire, Lines of Narrative: Psychosocial Perspectives , page 56:
* 2011 , Angel Costello, I Died a Little Every Night , page 192:
(slang, childish) yay; hooray
* 2000 , "Miss Sparkle", Much yayness of the yay variety!'' (on Internet newsgroup ''alt.uk.penpals )
* 2001 , "Belegdel", ten for ten [poll]'' (on Internet newsgroup ''aus.culture.gothic )
As a noun gayness
is (countable) the state of being gay (cheerful).As an interjection yayness is
(slang|childish) yay; hooray.gayness
English
Noun
(en-noun)- Parents often report this as one of their biggest fears upon hearing that their child is gay: assuming that gayness disenables reproduction.
- the second thing she noticed about Meghan was she always wore this rainbow colored bracelet. Which apparently people in the gay world new(SIC) that rainbow indicated a sense of gayness.
Synonyms
* homosexuality, queerness * lesbianism (of women only )See also
* gaiety: The state of being gay (in the sense of "happy").yayness
English
Interjection
(en interjection)- Wooo, yayness for you also! :)
- I finally have Aliens Special Edition! Yayness !
