LGBTQ+ community slang for a person who is both transfeminine and nonbinary — that is, someone assigned male at birth whose gender identity is feminine-leaning but doesn't fit within the binary of man or woman.
LGBTQ+ community slang for a person who is both transfeminine and nonbinary — that is, someone assigned male at birth whose gender identity is feminine-leaning but doesn't fit within the binary of man or woman. The term blends 'transfeminine' and 'enby' (the spoken form of 'NB', short for nonbinary) into a single compact label. It's used within LGBTQ+ spaces for self-identification, offering a word that honours both the transfeminine experience and a nonbinary identity simultaneously.
She described herself as transfemby in her profile, explaining that she felt most at home with feminine presentation while rejecting the binary altogether.
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(slang, neologism) A non-binary partner in an unmarried romantic relationship.
Phonetic spelling of NB, short for non-binary; a person whose gender identity is neither exclusively male nor female.
(LGBTQ, less common) A person whose gender is feminine-leaning, such as a feminine non-binary person.
(LGBT, slang, vulgar, sometimes, offensive) A man, masculine-presenting, nonbinary, or intersex person who has a vulva or related female chromosomes or genitalia. The term is used by some individuals within transgender, nonbinary, and intersex communities as a form of self-identification, reclamation, or body positivity. It may express comfort with one’s body while affirming a masculine or mixed-gender identity. Outside these contexts, the word is considered explicit and may be offensive if not used with consent and respect.
(LGBTQ slang) A transfeminine nonbinary person.