trannie

/ ˈtrænɪ /

noun

1. a transistor radio
2. a transvestite

Example Sentences

"He had a clapped-out trannie that was held together with chewing gum and Elastoplasts and elastic bands, and he used to tie the little aerial around one of his cymbal stands," recalls Wright, who was hanging around backstage.

From BBC

Eventually, I hit the water table, and so lay at the bottom of my damp grave, staring up at the earthen-framed patch of sky, while the trannie beside me plainted: "Goodbye, Papa, it's hard to die / When all the birds are singing in the sky…"

From BBC

Eventually, I hit the water table, and so lay at the bottom of my damp grave, staring up at the earthen-framed patch of sky, while the trannie beside me plainted: "Goodbye, Papa, it's hard to die / When all the birds are singing in the sky…"

From BBC

In another telling scene, Jazz and her mother are chatting at an outdoor cafe when a teenage boy brushes past and blurts out, “Trannie freak.”

From Washington Times

In another telling scene, Jazz and her mother are chatting at an outdoor cafe when a teenage boy brushes past and blurts out, "Trannie freak."

From US News