英和和英

語源

From de- +‎ queer.

動詞

de-queer (third-person singular simple present de-queers, present participle de-queering, simple past and past participle de-queered)

1. (LGBTQ) To hide, diminish, or reject queerness.

   Antonym: re-queer

   Hyponyms: ciswash, straightwash

   • 2004, Marvin Mahan Ellison, Same-Sex Marriage?: A Christian Ethical Analysis, page 113:

     The queer movement is dequeered and presented as if it were entirely white, middle-class, and family-oriented.

   • 2007, Heather Love, Feeling Backward: Loss and the Politics of Queer History, page 74:

     Joan Acocella's polemic against this body of scholarship has had the effect of de-queering Cather for a general readership.

   • 2007, James McConnachie, The Book of Love: In Search of the Kamasutra, page 209:

     In edition after edition, the Kamasutra has been deliberately dequeered.

派生語

• de-queering