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I thought this was interesting. From Pink Taco Lovers, tumblr
Vocabulary, Euphemisms, and the Language of Lesbians 9 Ways the Early Twentieth-Century Newspaper Reviewed Broadway Plays & Avoided Saying the “L” Word “A Twisted Relationship” - New York Times, 1926 “A Warped Infatuation” - New York Times, 1926 “Tormenting Impulses” - World, 1926 “Bondage” - World, 1926 “The Poisonous Serpents Spell of Decadent Women” - Evening News, 1926 “A Cancerous Growth” - Daily News, 1926 “A Monstrous Sexual Perversion” - New York Evening Journal, 1934 “L—N” - New York Herald Tribune, 1934 “A Naughty Word” - New York Herald Tribune, 1934 16 (Ninetieth/Twentieth Century) Euphemisms for Lesbian Relationships Smashes Sentimental Friends Special Friends Romantic Friends Two Hearts in Counsel Love of Kindred Spirits Boston Marriages Urningin Gynander Viragint Invert Contrasexual Androgne Moderne Roaring Girl Female Adventurer Lists From: Richards, Dell. Lesbian Lists: A Look at Lesbian Culture, History, and Personalities. Boston: Alyson Publications, 1990
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