These facts will help you understand the slogan and philosophy behind this year's Iris Prize Festival: You don't have to be a
Friend of Dorothy to be a Friend of Iris.
Beloved daughter of the late Annie and Joe, much loved cousin of June and Jack and a very dear
friend of Dorothy, Jane and Sue.
The mouth came straight out of the Exorcist and the fella with her must have been 'a
friend of Dorothy's'.
For decades phrases like "
friend of Dorothy" were pillars of the secret code of the closet.
Dot replies: "People say I look 20 years younger when I sing." Simon adds: "I'd say 40." The other judges agreed, despite ribbing Simon for being a "
friend of Dorothy" - a euphemism for being gay.
WE MAY be out of the World Cup, but there's something for every footy-loving
friend of Dorothy out there.
"You've heard the phrase
friend of Dorothy? My mother was Dorothy."
Much loved dad of Stuart, Sandra, Denise and Jacqui, a loving father-in-law, grandad, great-grandad and a dear and loving
friend of Dorothy. Funeral Tuesday, March 9, friends please meet for service in St.
So, how can you check that the bloke you've had your eye on for ages isn't a
friend of Dorothy. Or, more to the point, a boyfriend of Dave?
Vogel wrote the first act, the '50s-set "A
Friend of Dorothy," about an emerging lesbian (played by Brittany Murphy) who is discharged from the Navy after she's caught in an "alternative" bar.
"So that confirms it, he is a
friend of Dorothy's."
You couldn't be a "
friend of Dorothy" before Dorothy existed.
Somebody wasn't gay, he was "a
friend of Dorothy." Happy souls would tell you he was "festive." Gloomier friends would describe him as being "in the life." Perhaps he "liked show tunes." Queenier types were solemnly described as "a member of the royal order of the lavender."