1) Homosexual 2) Transexual 1) Homosexual 
A person who desires or has achieved transsexualism (by having a sex change operation, etc.). A transsexual is different from a transvestite who is a person who masquerades by dressing in the clothing of the opposite sex (cross-dressing). See: transsexualism. ... (12 Dec 1998) ... 
(tran-sek´shoo-әl) a person affected by transsexualism. a person whose external anatomy has been changed to resemble that of the opposite sex.
An older term that originated in the medical and psychological communities. Many transgender people
Type: Term Pronunciation: trans-sek′shū-ăl Definitions: 1. A person with the external genitalia and secondary sexual characteristics of one gender, but whose personal identification and psychosocial configuration are that of the opposite gender; a study of morphologic, genetic, and gonadal structure may be genitally congruent or inc...
Transsexual: A person who desires or has achieved transsexualism. See transsexualism.
A person who identifies with a sex different from the physical or genetic sex with which the person was born. Often, transsexuals undergo surgery to bring their physical sex into conformity with their experienced gender identity.
[n] - a person who has undergone a sex change operation 2. [n] - a person whose sexual identification is entirely with the opposite sex
transexual noun a person whose sexual identification is entirely with the opposite sex
Person who identifies himself or herself completely with the opposite sex, believing that the wrong sex was assigned at birth. Unlike transvestites, who desire to dress in clothes traditionally worn by the opposite sex, transsexuals think and feel emotionally in a way typically considered appropriate to members of the opposite sex, and may undergo ...
a person with a psychological urge to belong to the opposite sex that may be carried to the point of undergoing surgery to modify the sex organs to mimic the opposite sex
people who change their presentation to express their gender identity. Examples of these transitions might include
One who identifies as a gender other that of their biological sex.