"bachelorx" meaning in English

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  "etymology_text": "From bachelor + -x (“used to replace a gendered suffix”).",
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          "ref": "2019 September 12, Steven Humphrey, “Where to See Portland's Best Sex Shows”, in Portland Mercury:",
          "text": "One of my personal fave sex educators, Stella Harris, is your guide for this hilarious live, interactive game show, where contestants complete challenges to win a date with an eligible \"bachelorx,\" and audience members are encouraged to forge love connections on their own!",
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          "ref": "2022 September 24, “50 of The Most Eligible Single Bi+ Celebrities”, in Gayety:",
          "text": "Nevertheless, we would like to take this opportunity to celebrate bi folks. Let’s start with a list of very eligible bachelors, bachelorettes, and bachelorxes.",
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        "Someone who has not yet married; a bachelor or bachelorette of any gender identity, especially one identifying as non-binary."
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        "(neologism) Someone who has not yet married; a bachelor or bachelorette of any gender identity, especially one identifying as non-binary."
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          "ref": "2019 August 29, Louis Baragona, “What's a Bachelorx Party? The Binary-Breaking Way to Celebrate”, in The Knot:",
          "text": "\"You can celebrate a bachelorx any way you want,\" Blattel says. \"Society historically hasn't made space for queer folks, and neither has the wedding industry.\"",
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        "(neologism) A bachelorx party."
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          "text": "\"You can celebrate a bachelorx any way you want,\" Blattel says. \"Society historically hasn't made space for queer folks, and neither has the wedding industry.\"",
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        "(neologism) A bachelorx party."
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