These are the most offensive terms to describe a homosexual man and should be avoided. However, some people think the words faggot, queen and queer inoffensive, especially when describing homosexuals themselves.
Offensive terms for a homosexual man
Queer (sometimes offensive)
Faggot (US) (Also fag)
Poofter (UK) (also poof, poove, pouf, puff) (especially one who is effeminate)
Fruit (US) (also fruity)
Queen (especially one who is feminine) sometimes offensive
Fairy (dated, offensive)
Nance (Mainly UK, dated, offensive) (especially one who is feminine) also Nancy, Nancy boy
Bummer
Sodomite (usually offensive)
Pansy (especially one who is feminine)
Queer (sometimes offensive)
Faggot (US) (Also fag)
Poofter (UK) (also poof, poove, pouf, puff) (especially one who is effeminate)
Fruit (US) (also fruity)
Queen (especially one who is feminine) sometimes offensive
Fairy (dated, offensive)
Nance (Mainly UK, dated, offensive) (especially one who is feminine) also Nancy, Nancy boy
Bummer
Sodomite (usually offensive)
Pansy (especially one who is feminine)
by marcotoa January 20, 2025
It’s time for bill & teds homosexual adventure
by Punkrocker!!! May 16, 2023
4000 times worse than ur mom gay, ur dad a lesbian and your sister is a mister, everytime you say it a planet explodes
by MeMemMEmEMembIGboooy March 17, 2018
A kind, amazing, handsome, down to earth, peppy person who happens to be homo. He’s the best friend everyone wants but he’s yours.
by hipster__angel February 01, 2018
A series of highly suspect hoops which you must jump through in order to achieve a non homosexual outcome
Who is it that everytime I come in here to get my hair cut you put me through this homosexual rigamarole.
by Bezowdodozipitybopbopbop May 03, 2024
The Kishimoto Twins Are Homosexuals
The Kishimoto Twins Are Homosexuals
by TheSpartanicaOfAnyHellstromu3e March 27, 2025
To be attracted to (sexually or romantically) the same gender or sex. Females are often called Lesbians. Gay is the non-offensive term to describe two males romantically in love with one another. Often is used as an insult in middle school.
The pride flag for homosexuals is typically a rainbow consisting of red, orange, yellow, green, blue and purple, sometimes adding brown and black at the top to represent people of colour. This flag can be used to generalize all LGBTQ+ members, though. The flag for homosexual women varies. One is called the "Butch lesbian flag" which has shades of purple and grey, used to describe women with more masculine traits. The other is called the "Lipstick lesbian flag" and has shades of red and pink instead, describing lesbians with more feminine traits.
Men have a special flag, too, which uses the colours green and blue in that order. Most prefer to use the generalized pride flag, though.
The pride flag for homosexuals is typically a rainbow consisting of red, orange, yellow, green, blue and purple, sometimes adding brown and black at the top to represent people of colour. This flag can be used to generalize all LGBTQ+ members, though. The flag for homosexual women varies. One is called the "Butch lesbian flag" which has shades of purple and grey, used to describe women with more masculine traits. The other is called the "Lipstick lesbian flag" and has shades of red and pink instead, describing lesbians with more feminine traits.
Men have a special flag, too, which uses the colours green and blue in that order. Most prefer to use the generalized pride flag, though.
Person A: You're gay
Person B: I was raised by two dads, so it's not a problem.
Person A: I meant it as a compliment
Person B: Oh, cool. Most middle schoolers use gay or homosexual as an insult, so it's nice to know people use it as a compliment.
Person B: I was raised by two dads, so it's not a problem.
Person A: I meant it as a compliment
Person B: Oh, cool. Most middle schoolers use gay or homosexual as an insult, so it's nice to know people use it as a compliment.
by WindNinjaLizzie July 12, 2021