Definition:
A "cross-dresser" is a person who wears clothes and adopts the mannerisms or behaviors typically associated with the opposite sex. For example, a man who wears women's clothing or a woman who wears men's clothing can be called a cross-dresser. This is often done for personal expression, performance, or enjoyment.
Cross-Dressing (verb): The act of wearing clothes typically associated with the opposite sex.
Example: "She enjoys cross-dressing on weekends."
Cross-Dressed (past tense): The action of having dressed in the clothes of the opposite sex.
Example: "He cross-dressed for a costume party last year."
While there are no specific idioms or phrasal verbs directly related to "cross-dresser," related terms in discussions about gender and expression include: - "Breaking gender norms": Acting in a way that challenges traditional expectations about gender. - "Dress up": To put on clothes that are different from what one usually wears, often for fun or a specific occasion.
A "cross-dresser" is someone who enjoys wearing the clothing of the opposite sex, often for personal reasons or performance.