cis man

American  

[sis-man] / ˈsɪsˌmæn /

Or cis-man,

noun

1. an adult who was assigned male at birth and whose gender identity is male.

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Etymology

Origin of cis man

First recorded in 2010–15

Example Sentences

One thing I've seen crop up a couple of times in my research was that a few trans folks mention that they don't mind a cis man playing the role, because then you get this non-passing character, and that can be just affirming in its own way for some trans folks.

From Salon

I don’t know that I ever really even had a conversation with a cis man who could speak to that perspective in real life.

From Los Angeles Times

My intention as a comedian is to make everyone in the audience comfortable, including a straight cis man.

From Los Angeles Times

I’m not trans, I don’t work in that area of health care, and I’m a cis man.

From Slate

He was a cis man who had discovered himself falling suddenly, bashfully, and chastely in love with a trans man—usually following a particular stereotyped social or biomedical turning point in transition, such as having come out yesterday or developing a perfect beard overnight.

From Slate