frocio

Italian

Adjective

frocio (feminine singular frocia, masculine plural froci, feminine plural frocie)

  1. (derogatory) queer (homosexual)

Noun

frocio m (plural froci)

  1. (derogatory) queer, faggot (US), poof (UK) (homosexual male)

See also

  • finocchio (plural: finocchi; literally: "Fennel")
  • feno (Venetian slang, with no plural)
  • bulicio (Plural: "bulici"; From Genoa to mean a gay man)
  • bucaiolo (Florentine slang. Plural: "bucaioli")
  • culo (Lombard slang). Plural: "culi".
  • culatone (used in Veneto region). Plural: "culatoni".
  • culatari (slang used in Ferrara city, no plural)
  • busone (slang used in Bologna. Plural: "busoni")
  • nerchioso (Roman slang. Plural: "nerchiosi")
  • fnotc (slang used in Ferrara city, no plural)
  • fnuciaz da Mura (derogatory slang used in Ferrara city for the queer who receives the cock. The sentence "da mura" refers to the city walls, a meeting place for gay men, no plural)
  • l'è un ka'l ga la vena dolza (in Ferrara city, literally "A guy who has the sweet vein"; without plural).
  • pedale (derogatory slang used in Ferrara city, for the top of a gay male couple. plural: "pedali")
  • invertito (A person with a female mind in a male body). Plural: "invertiti".
  • travestito (A person who dresses as a woman). Plural: "travestiti".
  • femminiello ( "A kind of little nice female subject": word used in Naples to point out a person with female breasts and male genitals). Plural: "femminielli".
  • viado (a word imported from Brazil and synonymous of "femminiello", above described). Plural: "viados".
  • checca (a homosexual who thinks and behaves like a woman. A very ugly word). Plural: "checche".
  • "Kuka lì al ga l'ov in t'al cul" (used in Ferrara region; literally: "That guy has the egg in his asshole").
  • "Garruso" (Plural: "Garrusi", used in Sicily, expecially in Agrigento).
  • "Frocione" (Plural: "Frocioni", used in Milan, above all).
  • "Occhio fino" (Plural: "Occhi fini"; Literally "Subtle eye"; an ironic and graceful anagram for "Finocchio").
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