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I don't think it's accurate, but I've managed to get close to the actual numbers without knowing the actual formula needed.

List of the fastest animals by relative speed
Animal Average Maximum Size Recorded Speed Body Length Speed
(Speed/Size) 		Speed field Notes
Human 1.60 m (5.2 ft) 5.10 m/s (16.7 ft/s)
18.00 km/h (11.18 mph) 		3.18 bl/s Running
Peregrine Falcon 0.58 m (1.9 ft) 108.00 m/s (354.3 ft/s)
389.00 km/h (241.71 mph) 		186.21 bl/s Flight-Diving Assuming a human can run at 3.18 body lengths per second, the Peregrine falcon can reach speeds which are relatively 58.56× faster than a human. Assuming a human can normally run at 5.10 m/s (16.7 ft/s), this would be the equivalent of a human running at 298.66 m/s (979.9 ft/s) or 1,075.176 km/h (668.083 mph).
Golden eagle 1.02 m (3.3 ft) 67.00–89.00 m/s (219.8–292.0 ft/s)
240.00–320.00 km/h (149.13–198.84 mph) 		66-87 bl/s Flight-Diving Assuming a human can run at 3.18 body lengths per second, the golden eagle can reach speeds which are relatively 20.75-27.28× faster than a human. Assuming a human can normally run at 5.10 m/s (16.7 ft/s), this would be the equivalent of a human running at 105.83–139.13 m/s (347.2–456.5 ft/s) or 380.988–500.868 km/h (236.735–311.225 mph).
Anna's Hummingbird 0.109 m (0.36 ft) 27.29 m/s (89.5 ft/s)
98.27 km/h (61.06 mph) 		250.37 bl/s Flight Assuming a human can run at 3.18 body lengths per second, the Anna's Hummingbird can reach speeds which are relatively 78.73× faster than a human. Assuming a human can normally run at 5.10 m/s (16.7 ft/s), this would be the equivalent of a human running at 401.54 m/s (1,317.4 ft/s) or 1,445.544 km/h (898.219 mph).
Cheetah 1.50 m (4.9 ft) 30.40–33.53 m/s (99.7–110.0 ft/s)
109.40–120.70 km/h (67.98–75.00 mph) 		20.26-22.35 bl/s Running Assuming a human can run at 3.18 body lengths per second, the cheetah can reach speeds which are relatively 6.37-7.02× faster than a human. Assuming a human can normally run at 5.10 m/s (16.7 ft/s), this would be the equivalent of a human running at 32.48–35.80 m/s (106.6–117.5 ft/s) or 116.928–128.88 km/h (72.656–80.082 mph).
Hare 0.61 m (2.0 ft) 22.22 m/s (72.9 ft/s)
80.00 km/h (49.71 mph) 		36.42 bl/s Running Assuming a human can run at 3.18 body lengths per second, the hare can reach speeds which are relatively 11.45× faster than a human. Assuming a human can normally run at 5.10 m/s (16.7 ft/s), this would be the equivalent of a human running at 58.40 m/s (191.6 ft/s) or 210.24 km/h (130.64 mph).
Mite
(Paratarsotomus macropalpis) 		0.0007 m (0.0023 ft) 0.22 m/s (0.72 ft/s)
0.80 km/h (0.50 mph) 		314.29 bl/s Running Assuming a human can run at 3.18 body lengths per second, the mite can reach speeds which are relatively 98.83× faster than a human. Assuming a human can normally run at 5.10 m/s (16.7 ft/s), this would be the equivalent of a human running at 504.05 m/s (1,653.7 ft/s) or 1,814.58 km/h (1,127.53 mph).
Cockroach 0.04 m (0.13 ft) 0.80 m/s (2.6 ft/s)
2.70 km/h (1.68 mph) 		20 bl/s Running Assuming a human can run at 3.18 body lengths per second, the cockroach can reach speeds which are relatively 6.29× faster than a human. Assuming a human can normally run at 5.10 m/s (16.7 ft/s), this would be the equivalent of a human running at 32.08 m/s (105.2 ft/s) or 115.488 km/h (71.761 mph).
Hedgehog 0.30 m (0.98 ft) 1.78 m/s (5.8 ft/s)
6.44 km/h (4.00 mph) 		5.93 bl/s Running Assuming a human can run at 3.18 body lengths per second, the hedgehog can reach speeds which are relatively 1.86× faster than a human. Assuming a human can normally run at 5.10 m/s (16.7 ft/s), this would be the equivalent of a human running at 9.49 m/s (31.1 ft/s) or 34.164 km/h (21.229 mph).
Domestic Cat 0.46 m (1.5 ft) 13.41 m/s (44.0 ft/s)
48.28 km/h (30.00 mph) 		29.15 bl/s Running Assuming a human can run at 3.18 body lengths per second, the domestic cat can reach speeds which are relatively 9.17× faster than a human. Assuming a human can normally run at 5.10 m/s (16.7 ft/s), this would be the equivalent of a human running at 46.75 m/s (153.4 ft/s) or 168.3 km/h (104.6 mph).
Red Fox 1.46 m (4.8 ft) 13.89 m/s (45.6 ft/s)
50.00 km/h (31.07 mph) 		9.51 bl/s Running Assuming a human can run at 3.18 body lengths per second, the red fox can reach speeds which are relatively 2.99× faster than a human. Assuming a human can normally run at 5.10 m/s (16.7 ft/s), this would be the equivalent of a human running at 15.249 m/s (50.03 ft/s) or 54.8964 km/h (34.1110 mph).
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The following is a list of LGBT-related slurs that are, or have been, used as insinuations or allegations about lesbian, gay, bisexual, or transgender and non-binary people, or to refer to them in a derogatory (that is, critical or disrespectful), pejorative (disapproving or contemptuous), or otherwise insulting manner.

Term Language Target Demographic Meaning Notes Refs
Queer English LGBT people Fake or crooked Has been largely reclaimed by many LGBT people. [1]
Bent English LGBT people Crooked or wrong [2][3]
Bender English LGBT people Someone who twists something [4]
Deviant English LGBT people Wrong and different [5]
Fruit fly English LGBT people A person with many LGBT friends [6]
Kteuy Several Cambodian languages Male bodied LGBT people who doesn't align with social expectations May not be derogatory outside of Cambodia [7]
Batty bwoy Jamaican Patois LGBT men Effeminate man Variations also used in Belize due to popularity of Jamacian music there. [8][9]
Sissy English LGBT men Effeminate man [10]
Girlie men English LGBT men Effeminate man [11]
Pansy English LGBT men Effeminate man [12]
Janus English LGBT men Effeminate man [12]
Sodomite English LGBT men Man who has anal sex [13]
Nancy English LGBT men Effeminate man [14]
Poof/Poofer English LGBT men Effeminate man [4]
Fairy English LGBT men Effeminate man [15]
Brownie English LGBT men Man who enjoys being anally penetrated [16]
Pillow-biter English LGBT men Man who enjoys being anally penetrated [17]
Bugger English LGBT men Man who has anal sex [18]
Cola Chilean Spanish LGBT men "Tail", man who enjoys being anally penetrated [19]
Dutchboy English LGBT men Man who has many lesbian friends [20]
Dyke tyke English LGBT men Man who has many lesbian friends [20]
Fudgepacker English LGBT men Man who enjoys to penetrate anally [21]
Stag hag English LGBT men Man who likes to associate with gynephilic women [20]
Fag stag English LGBT men Man with many homosexual friends [20]
Fag hag English LGBT women Woman who likes to associate with androphilic men [22]
Fish English LGBT women "Fish" as in something smelling badly Used by some gay men to refer to women [23]
Marimacho Spanish LGBT women Masculine woman [24]
Bæddel English Transgender or intersex person assigned male at birth Term as a deragatory is largely out of use in the 21st century [25]
Chaser English Someone who is, or is interested in being, in a relationship with a transperson Implies that the interest only fetishistic [26]
Fence-sitter English A Questioning person [27]
Khusra Urdu A male or man who lacks male reproductive organs Used in Pakistan [28]
Transa Swedish Cross-dressers Cross-dressing person [29]
Transvestite English Cross-dressers Old word for cross-dresser Often used for men. Similar words in other languages are the preferred term [30]
Quean English Cross-dressers Drag performer Originally meant "a woman of low morality" [31]
Mona Spanish/Portuguese Cross-dressing men Cross-dressing man of any sexuality Used in Brazil. Term as a deragatory is largely out of use in the 21st century [32]
Picha Spanish/Portuguese Cross-dressing men Cross-dressing man of any sexuality Used in Brazil [32]
Pondan Malaysian Cross-dressing men Homosexual cross-dressing man [33][34]
Tranny English Cross-dressing men [35]
She-Man English Cross-dressing men [36]
Mollie English Cross-dressing men Old term [37]
Okama Japanese Cross-dressing men Cooking pot [38]
Banci Indonesian Cross-dressing men [39]
Bencong Indonesian Cross-dressing men [39]
Hommase French Cross-dressing women Woman who cross-dresses, "hewoman" [40][41]
Sao lakkaphet Indonesian Cross-dressing women Woman who cross-dresses [42]
Onabe Japanese Cross-dressing women Woman who cross-dresses [38]
Hermaphroditi Early Modern English Cross-dressing women Masculine woman who cross-dresses Not used to refer to people with ambiguous genitalia [43]
Berdache French Androgynous people "Boy prostitute" Used by colonizers to refer to Amerindian androgynous people, often men [44][45]
Breck girl English Androgynous men [46]
Gynomorph Greek/English Androgynous men "Female-shaped", referring to an animal Term used in Ancient Greece to refer to male gods who looked female [47]
Gynaecomorph Greek/English Androgynous men A male resembling a female in appearance Often used for a male insect who looks female on the surface [48]
Monckko-Batatchas Serbo-Croat Androgynous women Man in a skirt [49]
Andremorph Greek/English Androgynous women Male-shaped Outdated [50]
Hermaphrodite English Intersex people Having both sexes [51]
True hermaphrodite English Intersex people Having both female and male gonadal tissue [52]
Hermie English Intersex people Hermaphrodite, sometimes used in botany [53]
Izak Dari, Pashto Intersex people Someone without a distinct sex Used in Afghanistan [54]
Scheinzwitter German Intersex people A person with primary sex characteristics of one sex but also secondary sex characteristics of the other sex Outdated term [55]
Pseudohermaphrodite English Intersex people A person with primary sex characteristics of one sex but also secondary sex characteristics of the other sex
Zwitter German Intersex people Hybridization, "hermaphrodite" [56]
Mittelding German Intersex people "Middle creature" [56]
Hybrid English Intersex people A being with mixed origins [57]
Gynandros Greek Intersex people Female-male Old term [58]
Gynandromorph English Intersex people Female-male mix, someone who has sexual mosaic Still used for insects [59]
Napumsakapandaka Tamil Intersex people A person born without either male or female external genitalia A kind of Pandaka [60]
Switchie English Intersex people Name for someone with both genders
Halfman English Intersex men [61]
Männliche Scheinzwitter German Intersex men Male "pseudo-hermaphrodite" [62]
Napumsaka Tamil Intersex men A male who can not have sex due to absence of sexual organs sice birth [60]
Futanari/Futa Japanese Intersex women [63]
Halfwoman English Intersex women [61]
Weibliche Scheinzwitter German Intersex women Female "pseudo-hermaphrodite"
Tranny/Trannie English Transgender people Diminutive of transvestite or transgender [64]
Genderbender English Transgender people [64]
HeShe English Transgender people Often not derogatory within African American LGBT communities[65] [35]
Transtrender English Transgender nonbinary people Someone pretending to be transgender Implies that one only claims to be non-binary for attention [66]
Cuntboy English Transgender men [67][68]
Hefemale English Transgender men [69]
Post lesbian English Transgender men [70]
Lost lesbian English Transgender men [71]
Shrimpdick English Transgender men [72]
Nelly English Transgender men Feminine trans man [65]
Shemale English Transgender women Woman who's had top top surgery, but not bottom surgery[73] May be used by trans sex workers [74]
Dickgirl English Transgender women A woman with a penis [68]
Ladyboy English Transgender women [68]
Chicks with dicks English Transgender women [75]
Mahu Hawaiian Transgender women Hermaphrodite, masculine woman, feminine man Was not originally offensive [76]
Shim English Transgender women [77]
Nonsexual English Asexual people [78]
Unsexual English Asexual people [78]
Amoeba English Asexual people A type of single cell organism Somewhat reclaimed [79][80]
Plant English Asexual people [81][82][83]
Prude English Asexual people [68]
Broken/Broke English Asexual people [84]
Waste English Asexual people Implies an asexual is a waste of potential desirable genetics, or simply a waste to not be in a relationship or make anyone happy [84]
Burned/Burnt English Asexual people Implies an asexual simply abstain from relationships because they've had poor experiences [84]
Hurt English Asexual people Implies an asexual simply abstain from relationships because they've had poor experiences [84]
Cishet English Asexual people Implying asexuals are not LGBT when one is cisgender and heteroromantic [85]
Virgin English Asexual men Someone who has not had sex [84]
Incel English Asexual men Involuntary celibate Implies that an asexual identifying man is just incapable of getting sex [84]
Volcel English Asexual men Voluntary celibate Implies that an asexual identifying man is just choosing to abstain from sex due to other reasons
Herbivore men Japanese Asexual men Uninterested in sex, romance, or any other carnal pleasures Most Japanese "herbivore men" are not actually asexual [86]
Gelding English Asexual men Castrated male horse [78]
Tease English Asexual women [84]
Frigid English Asexual women Cold, unfeeling [87]
Breeder English Heterosexual people Someone who reproduces biologically Used against any person in a relationship which can produce biological children [88]
Homo English Homosexual people Homosexual [89]
Homintern English Homosexual people Homosexual advocate, member of the so-called "Gay Mafia" Used during the McCarthyist scare [90][91]
Shirtlifter English Homosexual people Homosexual person with an active sex life, not closeted or celibate [92]
Invert English Homosexual people [93]
Faggot/Fag English Homosexual men Homosexual man [94]
Fjolla Swedish Homosexual men Effeminate homosexual man [95]
Machobög Swedish Homosexual men Masculine homosexual man [96]
Viado Portuguese Homosexual men Feminine homosexual man [97]
Bardash English Homosexual men Man who is submissive during homosexual acts Derives from an Italian word for a male prostitute [98][99]
Bakla Several languages Homosexual men Used in the Philippines [100]
Flamer English Homosexual men Obvious homosexual [12]
Fruit English Homosexual men Homosexual man [92]
Aestethe English Homosexual men A homosexual man who bottoms [92]
Moffie English Homosexual men A homosexual man who bottoms [92]
Ponce English Homosexual men A homosexual man who is unmasculine [92]
Tapette English Homosexual men A homosexual man who is not very masculine [92]
Steamer English Homosexual men A homosexual man who is not very masculine [92]
Nola English Homosexual men A homosexual man who is not very masculine [92]
Flit English Homosexual men A homosexual man who is not very masculine [92]
Daffodil English Homosexual men A homosexual man who is not very masculine [92]
Jocker English Homosexual men Masculine homosexual man [92]
Quean English Homosexual men A homosexual man who is not very masculine [92]
Greek English Homosexual men A homosexual man who is masculine [92]
Tonk English Homosexual men A homosexual man who is not very masculine [92]
Lizzie English Homosexual men A homosexual man who is not very masculine [92]
Wonk English Homosexual men A homosexual man who is not very masculine [92]
Dorian English Homosexual men Homosexual man, masculine and feminine Has been reclaimed as the male equivalent to "Lesbian" [92]
Head Bender English Homosexual men Masculine homosexual man [92]
Poove English Homosexual men A homosexual man who is not very masculine Often used in prisons in the past [92]
Sod English Homosexual men Homosexual man [101]
Fairy English Homosexual men Homosexual man [102]
Dyke English Homosexual women Lesbian, homosexual woman Has been partly reclaimed by some women. [103]
Bollera Spanish Homosexual women Lesbian, homosexual woman [104]
Lesbo English Homosexual women Lesbian, homosexual woman [105]
Rug muncher English Homosexual women A woman who performs cunnilingus [106]
Flata Swedish Homosexual women Lesbian, homosexual woman Outdated and rarely used as a pejorative in the 21st century [107]
Bofe Portuguese Homosexual women Masculine lesbian Used in Brazil [108]
Camionheira Portuguese Homosexual women Masculine lesbian Used in Brazil [108]
AC/DC English Bisexual people Goes both ways Used in North America [109]
Bihet English Bisexual people Bisexual in a straight relationship Implies the bisexual is now heterosexual and no longer part of the LGBT community [110]
Switch hitter English Bisexual people Doing it both right and left Comes from baseball terminology for a player who bats both right and left handed [110]
Diet Gay English Bisexual people Implying that bisexuals are pretty much the same as homosexuals [111]
Passer English Bisexual people Implies that bisexuals are privileged by being able to be in heterosexual relationships [112]
Half-closeted English Bisexual people Comes from the idea that bisexuals are just homosexuals who have not accepted it yet [113]
Ambisextrous English Bisexual people [114]
Chameleon English Bisexual people [114]
Fifth Base English Bisexual people [114]
Flipp-flopper English Bisexual people [114]
Disease spreader English Bisexual men Someone who spreads a disease Comes from the idea that Bisexual men are responsible for spreading HIV/AIDS to heterosexuals [115][116][117]
Bislut English Bisexual women Bisexual slut Comes from the idea that bisexuals are more promiscuous [118]
Always Available English Bisexual women Comes from the idea that bisexuals are more promiscuous [114]
Unicorn English Bisexual women Comes from the idea that bisexuals are more promiscuous and willing to have threeways [119]
Lug English Bisexual women "Lesbian until graduation" Used against women who has had homosexual relationships in the past but is now with a man [120]
Hasbian English Bisexual women [121]
Fauxbians English Bisexual women Fake lesbian, often for attention Sometimes used against bisexual women [122]
Hipstersexual English Pansexual people A hipster is someone who tries to be outside of the mainstream [123]
Ambisexual English Pansexual people [121]
Preto Swedish Pansexual people
Pretender English Pansexual people
Pannie English Pansexual people This word came from a book called "Lesbian without a Nation" [124]
Hedonist English Pansexual men Implies pansexual men are sexcrazed [125][126]
Satyr English Pansexual men Derived from satyriasist Implies pansexual men are sexcrazed [127][128]
Nympho English Pansexual women Shortened from the word Nymphomaniac Implies all pansexual women are sexcrazed [129]

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