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Meanings of transvestiteness in anglès

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кроссдрессинг
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transvestibilidade
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transvestismo
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travestisme
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Practice of dressing in a manner traditionally associated with the opposite sex.

      travestisme
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      Examples for "transvestite"
      Examples for "transvestite"
      1
      He was probably the hairiest transvestite ever to wear a garter belt.
      Four to score
      2
      Twenty years on, however, a thriving transvestite scene remains largely underground.
      Independent.ie
      3
      Being a gay transvestite in Israel's minority Arab community is almost unheard of.
      Reuters
      4
      A depressed, seasonal affective disordered pseudo-transvestite with every emotional and physical ailment going.
      Feminist dot com
      5
      Phyllis Ryan, above: has plans for a play about a transvestite.
      The Irish Times
      1
      He lived under this forced transvestism until he was 21.
      The new yorker
      2
      She polluted the holy places with her transvestism.
      The good son: a novel
      3
      Others hit back, with Nick Cohen suggesting the Telegraph review misrepresented a novel in which "transvestism barely features".
      The Guardian
      4
      Sadly, the film does not show Caroline Matilda's famous penchant for transvestism, which outraged Copenhagen even more than her extramarital affair.
      The Guardian
      1
      And I'm going into politics in nine years. Q: A cross-dressing politician?
      Reuters
      2
      The politics of cross-dressing and gender identity, and the chemical element molybdenum.
      Radio NZ
      3
      Firdaus says he has been cross-dressing since he was 12 years old.
      Reuters
      4
      Over the past decade, cross-dressing has become increasingly popular in China.
      BBC
      5
      I've never gone in for cross-dressing, it doesn't interest me in the least.
      The Flanders Panel
      1
      Three to five percent of the male population are cross dressers.
      The new yorker