The term "queer headed" is not widely recognized in academic or popular discourse, and its meaning may vary depending on context. Generally, it could refer to someone who embraces non-normative sexual orientations or gender identities, often expressing a fluid or non-conforming perspective on gender and sexuality. If used in a specific cultural or artistic context, it might denote a particular aesthetic or thematic exploration related to queer identity. For a precise definition, it's essential to consider the context in which the term is used.
Being very stupid or idiotic.
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I do not know if you meant queer or weird, so here are the definitions for both. Queer has traditionally meant odd or unusual. Weird has traditionally meant of a strange or extraordinary character. I suppose qweird would be a combination of the two, so it could possibly mean when someone is an odd, extraordinary character. Queer definition was found at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Queer Weird definition was found at http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/weird[2]
It means odd or strange. Something other than ordinary from a conventional viewpoint
A government that is headed by an emperor or an empress
Queer, like, wierd queer? That would be "That's a queer drawing!" Or queer, like, gay queer? "You're really queer!"
queer = /kwi:r/
John Burke, the "queer-headed" man in the story affiliated with Miss Lottie.
Problem: queer is not just a blanket term for LGBT. It is, in fact, a term that means, specifically, a dissident identity - an identity that resists regimes of normalcy. Most gays, lesbians, bisexuals, and trannies are simply NOT queer. I think you should re-consider your definition. I choose to identify as queer, queerdyke, and a host of other terms, but queer should only be used when not meant as an "easy way to say gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender." On another note, those four categories cannot be reduced to one simple umbrella - in fact, the people who identify as LGBT can often not be reduced to one particular letter of the alphabet. Just because your life is a simple lesbian life does not give you the authority to define "queer" by how you use it. Try using the definition that people who identify as queer would use. That's the appropriate way.Another word for queer is strange. Odd, bizarre, and unconventional are also synonyms of queer.
queer Meaning odd, not in a homophobic way queer Queer
There is no E on the end of 'queer'. Otherwise you are correct.
Queer Person was created in 1930.