| Needed here is proper adjective Belgian, which can cross-dress as the noun identifying a native or inhabitant. |
| That women can freely cross-dress but men cannot is breathtaking hypocrisy. |
| This sartorial technique publicly displays their social cross-dress and ensures the admiration of their status. |
| In countries such as India, Brazil and Thailand, men in prostitution are required to cross-dress or transsex, and this is increasing in Australia. |
| And to show solidarity the newspaper's staff have been ordered to cross-dress for the day. |
| I know lots of guys who cross-dress and go out to clubs once a week. |
