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cross-dress

To dress in clothing worn by members of the opposite sex.
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The fourth cross-dresser was arrested after security personnel noticed the odd behaviour of a 'girl' in the Bneid Al Gar area.
Cross-dressers arrested ?in Kuwait
Marriage to a cross-dresser can work perfectly well
SEX DOCTOR: I DISCOVERED MY UNDIES IN HIS DRAWER
I don't have to become a "registered" cross-dresser, do I?
HOW DO I COME OUT AS A TRANSVESTITE? dear coleen
The odds of a sportsman being caught in a compromising position with three cross-dressers is roughly 14 million to one, or 7-2 if your name is Danny Cipriani.
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Q MY son is a cross-dresser. He wears women's clothes which he keeps in my house.
Son cross-dresses in my house
Don't tell me it's the same for cross-dressers. think you had some nerve thinking it was okay to wear a frock.
Just Joan : Why can't a man be more like a woman?
Yo, Blair, I'm with the cross-dressers. At least they keep you awake.
IZZ HE NEXT IN NO.10?
We'd rather not give the beer company free publicity, so let's just say these cross-dressers refresh the parts that others can't reach.
Ronan auditions for lady-boyzone
The Thai cross-dressers, whose big tops have been a Festival draw for 10 years, will learn tomorrow if they will get a licence for a monthlong run, or only the two weeks complainants are demanding.
Festival Lady Boys big drag for Nimbys
Many cross-dressers feel frustrated that they have to keep their transvestism a secret, and sometimes their frustration erupts and leads to unwise confessions in the workplace.
Your Problems: FROCK SHOCK FOR MY DATE
When it was released in 1960, the movie broke new ground by presenting Anthony Perkins as the twisted motel owner Norman Bates, the first in a series of wacko screen cross-dressers (Dressed to Kill, Silence of the Lambs).
Back to the Bates Motel
They'd wanted to brand it womanswear, making many Scotsmen cross-dressers.
Juliet Lawrence Wilson's column: Classification for the kilt

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