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Hold still, you big sissy... Look, Z, let me be honest here.
2
When he says he wants a singe, they call him a sissy.
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Getting a restraining order-hell, that's kind of a sissy thing to do.
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And I would have never stopped being such a sissy, would I?
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But he's kind of sissy for a serial killer, don't you think?
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Not too handsome but compelling, a real man, not a simpering cissy.
2
The moment the young men got up Cissy and Elsie forgot Mildred.
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Buried Cissy right next to the grave where his baby already was.
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Then in just one short speech Cissy Beale showed him her heart.
5
Always she would remember it, spiced with the queer words Cissy used.
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Since Paul can't eliminate the Fed outright, he's trying to emasculate it.
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Gender questions emasculate, if her publishers will excuse the terms, criticism.
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But, it is said, that the fine arts soften and emasculate the mind.
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Where it should be nurturing great talent it prefers instead to emasculate it.
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Do not emasculate, as that would be a waste of force.
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He looked away, for that epicene tenderness of hers was too harrowing.
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As for the epicene coteries of Bloomsbury, they filled him with loathing.
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But this epicene state of enjoyment was not long to last.
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Just who are those who enjoy the epicene on the stage?
5
Fancy a slender-hipped orchidaceous person, an epicene youth with Botticellian hair and a Nietzsche walk.
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Don't quote that sissified Francis Chester to me.
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The physical training was difficult, though according to our former Ranger it was a total sissified cakewalk.
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Don't worry, you're not going to see any sissified four-cylinder Italian stallions out there that can barely crack 150mph.
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There was no ranting; indeed, the rhetoric was so mild as to be almost sissified by the standards of an earlier day.
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I had seen enough on TV to know that some boys didn't think that a sissified thing like homework was a cool thing to do.
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I consider it sissyish.
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The more masculine the women become, the more effeminate become the men.
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Though fair, he was not effeminate; his countenance was regular and expressive.
3
With the epitaph of this hero compare that of the effeminate Sardanapalus-
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So-so; an effeminate humourist,-saysthe most absurd things, and fancies them wise.
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Weak and effeminate monarchs occupied the throne of Baber and Shah Jehan.
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Time was when it was otherwise-whenit was thought effeminate to complain.
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The old Roman maxim is not applicable to our effeminate, degraded people.
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Saulez was young, very slightly built, fair-haired, and almost effeminate in appearance.
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His appearance is effeminate, his manner finicky and old-maidish to a degree.
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If he was effeminate, he had convictions and could stand by them.
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Alexander Patoff, on the other hand, without being effeminate, was intensely feminine.
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This letter, this preposterous thing from the universal philanderer, the effeminate erotic!
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Looks like a pose, sort of effeminate, a man's wearing a bracelet.
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But for a man to be vain of his person, how effeminate!
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A fopling, a mincer of effeminate English, a rote-repeater of academic catchwords-bah
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What an effeminate creature!-andall because his head is full of Voltaire!
