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castrate /cas·trate/ (kas´trāt) 1. to deprive of the gonads, rendering the individual incapable of reproduction. 2. a castrated individual.
castrate 1. to deprive of the gonads, rendering the animal incapable of reproduction. 2. a castrated animal. The strictly correct usage of the word is to apply it to animals of both sexes. Common usage is to restrict its use to the male. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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| The Rosicrucians, the Tongs of Terror, the Cult of the Black Mother, The Secret Rites of Mitra, and the Castrators of Russia are cases in point (Daural, 1961/1989). Perhaps this explains why the author identifies religious dissidence with the skoptsy castrators and khlysty (flagellants), who had little to do with the changing religious attitudes of the majority of the population (p. She provides a sweeping review of the image of black women as castrators and white women as saviors of black men in Wright's published canon to 1982, giving credit to Wright's "deft and moving renderings of a black woman's experience" in "Bright and Morning Star. |
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