Were else could an effeminate boy like you get a job?

Tone's hair is actually the only effeminate thing about him.

The other held a slender, short man with effeminate face.

These machines look effeminate though, I would consider one for my wife.

His face, perhaps, had been, certainly in early life, of a slightly effeminate type.

He is very effeminate and can usually be found hanging around the girls.

The entire western world is being filled with effeminate little white boys!

I was quite effeminate in my youth, but no one mentioned this fact to me.

The third was an effeminate boy who locked no more than seventeen.

He dismissed it with an effeminate wave of his hand.

He was also renowned for his effeminate beauty, making him a hit with the media.

Is this a way to mock him for an effeminate vanity?

The voice that uttered these words was soft but not effeminate.

He takes the form of a slender, effeminate man with long, pale blue and green hair.

If he were effeminate maybe that would have crossed my mind."

She apparently gets this trait from her mother, who is also married to an effeminate man.

He also introduces Jim to his local friends like an effeminate millionaire.

The stereotype of the effeminate boy who grows up to live as a woman has a very long history.

Looking at them, people tend to be struck by their effeminate appearance.

"There are those in your peculiar society who will condemn you as effeminate!"

Take the idea that male ballet dancers are effeminate, for example.

He had woman's lips, full and sensuous, yet there was nothing effeminate about him.

In this effeminate age it is instructive to read of courage.

You know, the one with the effeminate manner and the weird foreign accent.

By the time he returns home, he has become very effeminate.

According to these statements, greens Impress only to women or to "effeminate" homosexual men.

That would've spoiled 'em or made the boys effeminate that's the way they thought.

"In a slothful peace both courages will effeminate, and manners corrupt."

"Is he really effeminate?" "

In his commentaries on the Gallic Wars, Julius Caesar wrote that the Belgians were the bravest of all Gauls, because "merchants least frequently resort to them, and import those things which tend to effeminate the mind".

A civil war, indeed, is like the heat of a fever; but a foreign war is like the heat of exercise, and serveth to keep the body in health; for in a slothful peace, both courages will effeminate, and manners corrupt.

He noted that the Belgae, being farthest from the developed civilization of Rome and closest to Germania over the Rhine, were the bravest of the three groups, because "merchants least frequently resort to them, and import those things which tend to effeminate the mind".