fagdom

English

From fag +‎ -dom.

fagdom (uncountable)

(vulgar, slang, derogatory) Homosexuality.
- 1994 January 25, Kurt Cobain, The Advocate, page 10:
  I'll always be an advocate for fagdom.
- 2003, The Advocate, link
  But Matthew educated me in fagdom. He really laid the groundwork for me in terms of getting comfortable with my sexuality, lie introduced me to gayness, even though he never identified as homosexual
The state of being a fag (in the page or subordinate sense); servanthood.
- 1872, Transatlantic Magazine, page 41:
  […] and one may rise from that humble functionary, step by step, and trace fagdom in every real way
- 1895, Edward Parry Eardley-Wilmot, E. C. Streatfield, Charterhouse, page 64:
  Each Upper had his private Fag; but general fagdom consisted of obedience to the demand of every Upper, no matter in whose House he happened to be.
- 1902, John Buchan, The Watcher by the Threshold:
  From the anomalous insignificance of fagdom Colin climbed up the School, leaving everywhere a record of honest good-nature.