Welcome to our fun and insightful trivia quiz designed to test your understanding of gay slang terms!
Whether you already feel well-versed or are just curious to learn more, this quiz promises an engaging way to explore the vibrant language of the LGBTQ+ community.
So, let's dive in and see how well you know these terms!
What does it mean if someone wants to have a "kiki?"
A small, informal gathering among friends.
A "kiki" is a casual get-together where friends can relax, chat, and enjoy each other's company, often with gossiping involved.
What does "safe" signify in an adult context?
What does it mean if someone is a "gold star" gay?
A gay person who has never had romantic relations with the opposite gender.
While some wear this term as a badge of honor, it's important to recognize that body counts and romantic history don't define one's identity or value in the community.
What does a "hookup" refer to?
Meeting someone and engaging in adult activities.
"Hookup" is a broad term that can refer to any form of romantic interaction, often with the implication of being casual or without commitment.
What does "FWB" stand for in relationship slang?
Friends with benefits.
"Friends with benefits" describes a situation where friends enjoy intimate activities without the commitment of a romantic relationship. It's (supposed to be) a casual arrangement without emotional ties.
What does "PnP" stand for in a more adult context?
Party and play.
"Party and play" refers to the combination of drug use with adult activities, a practice that often carries significant health risks and is a concern within public health discussions.
What does it mean when someone says they "can’t host?"
They can't have people over, possibly due to roommates or parents.
"Can host" is the opposite, indicating the person can invite someone over for a private encounter. If you can't host, you'll have to "travel" or go to the other person's house or a different location.
In gay slang, what does "milk" refer to?
What some gay men call semen.
The term "milk" is a colloquial and somewhat playful way to refer to semen. It can also be used as a verb.
What does it mean if a drag queen is described as "fishy?"
She looks very feminine.
"Fishy" is a term used to describe a drag queen who looks exceptionally feminine, like Plastique Tiara, often indistinguishable from a cisgender woman. It's a form of high praise in the drag community.
What is a "side" in gay terminology?
Someone who enjoys intimate activities that don't involve penetration.
"Side" refers to gay men who find fulfillment in adult activities without engaging in penetration, challenging the common top/bottom dichotomy.
What does "HMU" stand for in text speak?
Hit me up.
"Hit me up" is a casual way of asking someone to contact you or get in touch, often used in the context of making plans or initiating conversation.
What does "NPNC" stand for on dating apps?
No pic, no chat.
his abbreviation is used to indicate that the person will not engage in conversation unless a photo is shared, emphasizing the importance of physical attraction or identity verification online.
What does "bear" refer to?
A large, typically hairy, gay male.
"Bear" describes a larger, often hairier man who embodies rugged masculinity. In contrast, a "twink" is a term for a younger, smoother, and often slimmer gay male.
What does the pair of eyes emoji signify in hookup apps?
Looking for some adult fun.
In the context of dating and hookup apps, the pair of eyes emoji often indicates that someone is searching for some bedroom fun or is interested in someone's profile in a more romantic context.
What is a "beard?"
A person who pretends to be someone's partner to conceal their homosexuality.
"Beard" can also refer to someone used to disguise any non-heteronormative relationship, not just for gay individuals.
What does throwing "shade" mean?
Insulting someone subtly or indirectly.
Throwing "shade" means delivering a subtle, often cleverly concealed insult, and it's a term popularized by drag culture.
What is meant by "NSA" in the context of relationships?
No strings attached.
"No strings attached" describes a type of relationship or encounter where there are no expectations of commitment or emotional attachment.
What does "DL" stand for?
Downlow, referring to someone discreet about their sexuality.
"DL" often describes individuals who wish to keep their sexual activities or identity secret, particularly in cultures or communities where being open is risky (like if they're married or a public figure).
What does "bottom" mean?
The person who gets penetrated during adult play time.
The opposite term is "top," referring to the person who penetrates. There's also "versatile" for those who switch roles in the bedroom.
What is being inquired about when someone asks "into?"
Your adult bedroom preferences.
This question usually aims to understand bedroom preferences to determine compatibility.
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