fagboy

See also: fag-boy, and fag boy

English

Alternative forms

• fag boy, fag-boy

Etymology

From fag +‎ boy.

Noun

fagboy (plural fagboys)

1. (derogatory, LGBTQ, potentially offensive) A contemptible young gay man, sometimes partially a term of endearment for a submissive bottom or sex partner.
   • 1996, Stephen King, Rose Madder, link:

     “You give the term eat me a whole new meaning, don't you, fagboy? Just sucking his cock wasn't enough for you, was it?

   • 2006, Michael J. Vaughn, Double Blind‎^[1], page 37:

     “Big ol' fagboy, that's all y'are, jus' love a big ol' cock up your asshole. Makes ya drool, gives you a boner jus' thinkin' 'bout that cock.

   • 2010, David S. Schow, Internecine‎^[2], page 135:

     As soon as the door thunks shut and the bolts clank, he says, “What the fuck you looking at, fagboy?”

Usage notes

Often used as a diminutive of fag or faggot, particularly for a young effeminate or homosexual male as a taunt or observation of gayface and perceived sexuality.

Related terms

• gayboy

Translations

contemptible young gay man

• Spanish: mariconcito m, puñalito m, colita (es) f