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unvirgin

unvirgin verb: to take the virginity of.

Verb

unvirgin (third-person singular simple present unvirgins, present participle unvirgining, simple past and past participle unvirgined)

  1. (rare, transitive) To take the virginity of.
    • This buxom crummy widow, was legally unvirgined by an East India officer.1789, Harris's List of Covent-Garden Ladies, London: H. Ranger, page 102

Forms of unvirgin

third-person singular presentunvirgins
present participleunvirgining
past participleunvirgined
pastunvirgined

Origin of unvirgin

From un- + virgin.

Questions about unvirgin

What does unvirgin mean?
Unvirgin means to take the virginity of.
What part of speech is unvirgin?
Unvirgin is a verb.
What is the past tense of unvirgin?
The past tense of unvirgin is unvirgined.

Words near unvirgin in the dictionary

  1. unviolate
  2. unviolated
  3. unviolation
  4. unviolations
  5. unviolent
  6. unvirgin
  7. unvirginal
  8. unvirgined
  9. unvirginlike
  10. unvirile
  11. unvirility

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