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trans man: yeah I’m a tboy!
tboy by veehehehe March 5, 2019
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That dinner was TBOY.
TBOY by Doofymclovin February 8, 2020

tboy swag 

A term used when somebody dresses or looks as though they are a trans boy, oftentimes with baggy clothes. Can very rarely be used on cisgender men.
“Dude that person over there dresses in such baggy clothing like a trans dude would, they’ve definitely got that tboy swag.”
tboy swag by flwrsforboo November 13, 2023

Tboy Jungle

William Shakespeare was pretty famous when he was alive, if he wanted Tboy Jungle he would have found it
Tboy Jungle by I<3TboyJungle April 8, 2026

T-boy swag 

The charisma and charm characteristic of a transgender man or transmasculine non-binary individual.
“Kai has so much t-boy swag”
“I wore my binder today, I had so much t-boy swag”
T-boy swag by TheoBoySwag May 6, 2022

T-boy swag 

A phrase popular in the LGBTQIA+ community to refer to trans men or transmasculine nonbinary individuals who adopt a more confident and exuberant demeanor once they start transitioning.

Sometimes t-boy swag is used in a light hearted, tongue in cheek way to describe a stage where trans masculine folks are new to presenting masculine and still finding their style.
"Elliot page is so hot, I love his t boy swag"

"Look at that handsome short king in the button up shirt and backwards hat - hes got t boy swag"

"Since Kai started T he's developed some real t-boy swag, he is so much more confident"
T-boy swag by Alex400010 August 6, 2022
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"The girl is pretty but she corrupt and dutty!"

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"Booya! That freestyle was dutty!"
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