Bulldagger is a slang term that appeared in early–mid 20th-century English as a derogatory label for lesbian women. The word likely combines "bull," suggesting toughness or aggression, with "dagger," implying danger or sharpness, to portray the woman as threatening or intimidating. Historically, it was used mockingly or aggressively to shame lesbians, emphasizing perceived masculinity or nonconformity. Today it is largely historical and remains offensive if used outside discussions of vintage slang or queer history; it is rarely used as a neutral or reclaimed term.

英語での「bulldagger」の定義と意味

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