bachelorx en · NOUN
Pronunciation
- [bæ.tʃə.lɝ.ɛks] (General-American)
- (General-American) audio
- [bæ.tʃɪ.lə.ɹɛks] (General-American, New-England)
Etymology
From bachelor + -x (“used to replace a gendered suffix”).
Meanings
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(neologism) Someone who has not yet married; a bachelor or bachelorette of any gender identity, especially one identifying as non-binary.
One of my personal fave sex educators, Stella Harris, is your guide for this hilarious live, interactive game show, where contestants complete challenges to win a date with an eligible "bachelorx," and audience members are encouraged to forge love connections on their own!
2019 September 12, Steven Humphrey, “Where to See Portland's Best Sex Shows”, in Portland Mercury:Nevertheless, we would like to take this opportunity to celebrate bi folks. Let’s start with a list of very eligible bachelors, bachelorettes, and bachelorxes.
2022 September 24, “50 of The Most Eligible Single Bi+ Celebrities”, in Gayety:
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(neologism) A bachelorx party.
"You can celebrate a bachelorx any way you want," Blattel says. "Society historically hasn't made space for queer folks, and neither has the wedding industry."
2019 August 29, Louis Baragona, “What's a Bachelorx Party? The Binary-Breaking Way to Celebrate”, in The Knot:
Forms
| Spelling | Features | Labels | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| bachelorxes | Number=Plur | lexicographic |