Drag Vocab
Famous Queens
Facts of Drag
Drag Performances
100

When you get some hot gossip, you would refer to that as spilling ___.

Tea

100

Known for starting the hit show ___'s Drag Race and fracking on their ranch, this famous queen has hit songs like Kitty Girl and Supermodel.

RuPaul

100

To be a drag performer, you need to be ___.

A person.

100

This form of performance requires lip movements tying to song lyrics.

Lipsynching

200

This familial phrase is for someone taken under a drag performers wing.

Drag Daughter/Son/Child

200

The first winner of RuPaul's Drag Race.

Bebe Zahara Benet

200

In _____ plays, men dressed as women due to the latters illegality. This is considered a very early form of drag.

Shakespeare

200

The act of vocalizing in tune with music.

Singing

300

An undercover insult that subtly points out a person’s flaws.

Shade

300

This queen was the muse for John Waters, originating the role of Edna Turnblad in the original Hairspray and being the direct inspiration of Ursula.

Divine

300

Modern drag culture stems directly from this underground scene created by Black and Latine queers in the 1970s.

Ball Culture

300

The act of performing jokes and telling stories in a humorous way.

Stand Up Comedy

400

When you are looking particularly messed up and gross, you would be referred to as: ____

Busted

400

Popular for her quirky Sims videos on YouTube and being "stunning," this drag queen hails from the United Kingdom and is an openly trans performer.

Juno Birch

400

Stemming from cabaret and old nightclubs, this form of performance mostly requires sensuality and the removal of costume pieces.

Burlesque

500

Inspired by the hit 1988 film starring Winona Ryder and Christian Slater, this term refers to an especially beautiful drag queen.

Heather

500

This writer, performer, activist and playwright once performed 24 hours straight all music from 1776 to 2016, and uses the singular pronoun "judy".

Taylor Mac

500

Stemming from beauty contests, this form of drag is full of fashion, presentation, and performance to see who can win an award for best drag.

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