A trans woman (male to female for those uninitiated) who is attempting to present as their assigned gender at birth to avoid difficulties when people might notice they have transitioned.
For example, a boymoder might cut her hair short and wear baggy clothing in preparation for a family gathering so her family doesn't know she transitioned.
"I hate being a boymoder. Working from home is nice, but whenever I have to come in for a meeting I'm looking out of place with my casual baggy clothing."
Boymoders are transwomen who attempt to present as male while transitioning with feminizing hormones. Due to social anxiety, they're often afraid of showing any outward signs of femininity while being completely unaware that everyone can notice the changes. You can generally find them wearing oversized hoodies and women's skinny jeans regardless of the weather.
"The boymoder tried to cover her breasts with a baggyhoodie, oblivious to how visible they were through it."
… a descriptive term often used to shame a friend for refusing to participate in a group activity (i.e. not hopping on the game with you), or otherwise acting in a manner inconsistent with which one would prefer.
… belonging to a category of emotionbest described as indignation towards an individual, inferring that the “mode” they exist in currently, resembling one a baby would adopt in a petulant state.
“Hey bro, any plans for tonight?”
“Nah man, I’m calling it early. Work tomorrow.”
“… you babymode for that.”
“Did you hear about how Jennifer rejected Bobby?”
“Yeah, he took it kinda hard. Babymode if you ask me.”
“Are you feeling alright today? What’s going on?”
*flatly* “babymode.”
A trip to a grocery store, convenience store, or gas station for the sole purpose of buying an excessive amount of junk food and sugary drinks, usually with friends. A chud run often happens late at night and ends with everyone involved hating themselves afterwards.