Lesbos
[ lez-bos, -bohs; Greek lez-vaws ]
/ ˈlɛz bɒs, -boʊs; Greek ˈlɛz vɔs /
noun
Greek
Lés·vos
[lez-vaws] /ˈlɛz vɔs/.
Definition for lesbos (2 of 2)
lesbo
[ lez-boh ]
/ ˈlɛz boʊ /
noun, plural les·bos. Slang: Extremely Disparaging and Offensive.
a contemptuous term used to refer to a lesbian.
British Dictionary definitions for lesbos
Lesbos
/ (ˈlɛzbɒs) /
noun
an island in the E Aegean, off the NW coast of Turkey: a centre of lyric poetry, led by Alcaeus and Sappho (6th century bc); annexed to Greece in 1913. Chief town: Mytilene. Pop: 90 642 (2001). Area: 1630 sq km (630 sq miles)
Modern Greek name: Lésvos Former name: Mytilene