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Nancy Boy 

Phrase used to identify a Gay male (homosexual), typically inferring that they are overly effeminate/weak and is generally used as an insult.
"David's a right Nancy Boy!"
Nancy Boy by grockstar May 7, 2018
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nancy boy 

Comes across all shy and coy
Just another nancy boy

nancy boy 

an effeminate man; what gay men were called back in the days when gay meant happy
That feller was always a little funny, if you know what I mean. A real nancy boy.
nancy boy by mandingoe June 5, 2004

nancy boy 

a nancy boy can cover three different people but the top one is the most important term.

1. a very feminised man (the original meaning)
2. but today it's used as a term for a gay guy too.
3. it can also be used to describe a boy on the transition to a girl.

it's most used by the British and the phrase most likely originated from either Manchester or Liverpool.
guy 1: are you seeing Robbie Williams tonight?
guy 2: no mate, he's a right nancy boy.
nancy boy by itssquarehead April 25, 2017

nancy boy 

effete male - metro-sexual
Matt Lauer is a classic nancy boy
nancy boy by Max Suba December 27, 2010

Nancy boy 

A person included on your group texts that whines and cries about getting messages.
Gentleman 1- Fantasy football is going to be a blast this season.

Gentleman 2- Sure is. Especially if Steamer and Isaac can quit being such Nancy boys
Nancy boy by Jaxinsac July 20, 2014

Nancy-boy 

The word "Nancy-boy" is a postwar term for a homosexual male. It is a softer word than faggot, queer, or dick-smoker. "Nancy-boy" is synonymous with "that way," meaning light-in-the-loafers, but harmless and not at all threatening or predatory.
Your brother is sure a Nancy-boy. His house is just beautiful, and he keeps a wonderful yard. His pug dogs are cute too!
Nancy-boy by Rook's Buddy May 10, 2010
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