effeminately

The scream, that masculine call for attention, pitched so effeminately high, had come from here.

Women in the salons said he speaks politely and some say effeminately.

One then says to the other, "Come on, big beauty," and they hold hands and walk out effeminately.

(makes the peace sign and says the word effeminately) Peace.

He bears a striking resemblance to his father, and looks more effeminately handsome than his brother.

He stops smoking, but also begins acting effeminately.

The inevitable reality television catch is that they are actually competing with each other to act as effeminately as possible.

A sensitive man who acted very effeminately.

I don't object to that as long as they don't dance effeminately.

Müren dressed effeminately, wearing large, ornate rings and heavy make up, especially in the later years of his life.

He's a Lady - The 2004 reality television series involves male contestants competing with each other to act as effeminately as possible, including cross-dressing.

He was effeminately elegant and dandified and had the unhealthy pallor of a creature of the night.

He yelled, formally, for Kathy to order them some fresh coffee, with cookies, and answered his telephone as it tinkled effeminately on his desk.

Martin (effeminately): . . . Queen of the Road!

I just say that if a man dances effeminately he dances badly - just as if a woman comes out on stage and starts to sing bass.

He lived effeminately, wearing at times the dress of a woman, and spinning wool with the hand-maidens of Omphale, while the queen wore his lion's skin.

Seneca expressed Stoic indignation that a male slave should be groomed effeminately and used sexually, because a slave's human dignity should not be debased.

---- [5] Hence the English term 'sybarite' with its meaning 'effeminately luxurious'.

Morris pressed his grape into his mouth, burst it between his bright gold teeth, and flapped his chubby little hand at Martin dismissively, almost effeminately.

The film portrays the story of a young boy whose father forces him to become a monk after he catches him wearing his mother's clothes and dancing around effeminately in his room.

A 1964 single released on the Camp Records label parodied the slogan with the song "I'd Rather Fight Than Swish," using the slang term swish, meaning to behave effeminately.

The nobleman who had ordered this was expensively dressed and very comely, almost effeminately so, his Jathelle and IHssa 39 face clean-shaven and soft, his fair hair glistening with perfumed oils.

In 2004, Cameron wrote a story posted on the Fox News website which included fabricated quotes from John Kerry; the senator purportedly called himself a "metrosexual" and Bush a "cowboy" and spoke effeminately about a manicure.