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cross-dress
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cross-dress (krôsdrs, krs-)
intr.v. cross-dressed, cross-dress·ing, cross-dress·es
To dress in the clothing characteristic of the opposite sex.

cross-dresser n.
cross-dressing n.
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Verb1.cross-dress - dress in the clothes of the other sex
dress, get dressed - put on clothes; "we had to dress quickly"; "dress the patient"; "Can the child dress by herself?"
Translations
cross-dress [ˈkrɒsdres] VItravestirse


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He wore panties and nylons under his uniform and, once he rose in rank, cross-dressed in the privacy of his own room.
a romance written by a woman [especially from a prominent family] about a cross-dressed young girl traversing Italy and contemplating suicide" (66) would not have been appreciated.
Alexis Arquette (hey, there's one in every family) cross-dressed in an Alexander McQueen gown and a towering headdress that made him look like the spawn of Cher and Carole Burnett.
 
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