单词 | Sadie Hawkins |
释义 | Sadie Hawkins/ˌseɪdɪ ˈhɔːkɪnz/US noun Used attributive to designate a day when, in a reversal of traditional gender roles, women propose marriage to men, ask them out on dates, etc. More generally: designating any period or event, especially a dance, in which women take the initiative in this way.
Origin1930s; earliest use found in Amarillo (Texas) Globe. From Sadie Hawkins, the name of a character in the comic strip Li'l Abner by Al Capp (born Alfred Gerald Caplin: 1909–79), American cartoonist. |
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