fuck boy
1
9.9
- noun
- /fʌk bɔɪ/
- Offensive
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- After dating a fuck boy, she decided to focus on finding someone more serious.
Well, some girls by the way, women don't want like young fuck boys.
- Well, some girls by the way, women don't want like young fuck boys.
- Somebody asked how to avoid Fuck boys.
- I replied probably not he's a fuck boy because I was scared of making her feel uncomfortable.
- Oh, if you are wondering why I look like a fuck boy, I thought I'd dress for you.
- Like the people out there, they don't look like fuck boys, Right.
Examples
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You're not a rebound or a fuck boy or a drinking buddy.
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Many women avoid getting involved with fuck boys because they are often selfish.
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No, you never really had a fuck boy face young in your years, not even through college.
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Oh, if you are wondering why I look like a fuck boy, I thought I'd dress for you.
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Josh is a Drake fuck boy, and I ride or die for Taylor Swift.
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Josh is a Drake fuck boy and I ride or die for Taylor Swift.
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He acted like a typical fuck boy by only texting her late at night.
Synonyms
A man who pretends to love someone to trick and use them
Antonyms
How Committed
Surface Forms
Morphology
The parts 'fuck' (a coarse sexual act) and 'boy' (young/immature male) give a learner a general clue that this labels a male associated with casual sex, so some basic sense is derivable from the constituents. However, the specific pragmatic/pejorative sense—an often manipulative, non‑committal player, its slang register, and the extension to adult men—are culturally loaded and not fully predictable, so the expression is only partially transparent to a B1 learner.
Etymology
Fuck boy may come from music and online talk, where people put fuck (meaning 'to have sex') next to boy (an immature man). So the image is of a young man who only wants sex and does not care about feelings, which is why fuck boy means 'a man who seeks casual sex without commitment'.