noun a girl who enjoys rough, noisy activities traditionally associated with boys
adjective relating to or characteristic of a tomboy
Used to explore the impact of gender socialization on individual behavior and identity development.
Used to describe a girl who exhibits characteristics or behaviors typically associated with boys, challenging traditional gender norms.
Used to describe a young girl who prefers activities or interests traditionally associated with boys.
Used to discuss gender identity and expression, particularly in relation to societal expectations and stereotypes.
In literature, a tomboy character may be portrayed as adventurous, independent, and not conforming to traditional gender norms.
Psychologists may study the development of gender identity and how societal expectations impact individuals who do not fit into traditional gender roles, including tomboys.
Fashion designers may create clothing lines specifically tailored for tomboys, featuring styles that are more gender-neutral or masculine-leaning.
In sports, a tomboy may be used to describe a female athlete who is strong, competitive, and excels in traditionally male-dominated sports.