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les·bo
/
ˈlɛz
boʊ
/
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lez
-boh
]
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noun,
plural
les·bos.
Slang:
Disparaging and Offensive
.
a lesbian.
Origin:
1935–40,
Americanism
;
lesb(ian)
+
-o
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lesbo
by 1940, colloquial shortening of
lesbian
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Online Etymology Dictionary, © 2010 Douglas Harper
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