faggot

N คน รักร่วมเพศ ชาย  male homosexual kon-rak-ruam-ped-chai

faggot

N มัด ฟืน  bunch of sticks mad-fuan

faggot

N เนื้อ สับ รวม กับ ขนมปัง ที่ ปั้น เป็น ก้อน กลม และ นำมา อบ  nuea-sab-ruam-kab-ka-nom-pang-ti-pan-pen-kon-klom-lae-nam-ma-ob

faggot

N เหล็ก มัด  lak-mad

faggot

SL ชาย รักร่วมเพศ  chai-rak-ruam-ped

faggot

fag got |ˈfagət ˈfægət | ▶noun 1 informal, chiefly offensive a male homosexual. See usage at queer. 2 British spelling of fagot. DERIVATIVES fag got y adjective ORIGIN early 20th cent.: perhaps from the obsolete sense of fagot ‘contemptible woman. ’

faggot

faggot |ˈfagət | ▶noun 1 (usu. faggots ) Brit. a ball or roll of seasoned chopped liver, baked or fried. 2 (US fagot ) a bundle of sticks bound together as fuel. • a bundle of iron rods bound together for reheating, welding, and hammering into bars. 3 N. Amer. informal, derogatory a male homosexual. 4 Brit. informal, dated an unpleasant or contemptible woman. ▶verb ( faggots, faggoting, faggoted; US fagots, fagoting, fagoted ) [ with obj. ] 1 archaic bind in or make into faggots. 2 (in embroidery ) join by faggoting. DERIVATIVES faggoty adjective ORIGIN Middle English (in the sense ‘bundle of sticks for fuel ’): from Old French fagot, from Italian fagotto, based on Greek phakelos ‘bundle ’.

faggoting

faggoting |ˈfagətɪŋ |(US fagoting ) ▶noun [ mass noun ] embroidery in which threads are fastened together in bundles: a black silk dress with tiers of faggoting.