boypreggers
Internet slang used in online communities — particularly fan fiction, creative writing forums, and LGBTQ+ spaces — to describe a male or male-identified character or person who is pregnant.
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Internet slang used in online communities — particularly fan fiction, creative writing forums, and LGBTQ+ spaces — to describe a male or male-identified character or person who is pregnant. It combines 'boy' with 'preggers,' British slang for pregnant. Most common in the world of fan fiction tropes like 'mpreg' (male pregnancy), where fantastical or sci-fi premises allow male pregnancy as a narrative device. Outside that context, it also appears in discussions of transgender men's pregnancies.
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(Internet slang) Of a boy or man, pregnant.
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