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Meanings of drag queen in English

Russian
драг-квин
Portuguese
drag queen
Spanish
reinona
Catalan
drag-queen
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Person who dresses and acts with exaggerated femininity for performance purposes.

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драг-квин
Usage of drag queen in English
1
Ginger Tart is a drag queen with a difference - she's female.
BBC
2
The idea that you could make a living as a drag queen?
The Irish Times
3
The huge drag queen in red sequins was hardly an inconspicuous mailman.
The next to die
4
Comedian Charlie Hides is an American-born drag queen, impersonator, actor and comedian.
The Irish Times
5
The drag queen or the guy in the side curls and hat?
Monday Mourning
6
She's multi-talented doing work as a model, drag queen and rapper.
The South African
7
He attempted to hand the award to a lookalike drag queen.
News.com.au
8
A goblin drag queen was working out the next day's horoscopes.
Nightingale's lament
9
I hired my other best friend a drag queen, Bennett.
Beautiful Bombshell
10
If Oscar Wilde were around today, the chances are he'd be a drag queen.
The Irish Times
11
Dave Lynn has been a drag queen for 42 years.
BBC
12
I watched a video of a drag queen in the States, called The Princess.
Radio NZ
13
A drag queen would be one in a million to see in a mainstream store.
The Guardian
14
A GLAMOROUS drag queen has threatened to steal the spotlight at Ladies Day at Flemington.
News.com.au
15
Bearded drag queen Conchita Wurst won the Eurovision Song Contest for Austria in May 2014.
BBC
16
A sprint past a drag queen in size-fourteen heels.
Bloodthirsty
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Translations for drag queen
Catalan
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