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virginity
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vir·gin·i·ty (vr-jn-t)
n.
The quality or condition of being a virgin.

virginity
[vurjin′itē]
the state of being a virgin.

virginity
Sexual naivté Never having engaged in sexual congress, intercourse; the classic finding in ♀virgins is an intact hymen. See Abstinence, Hymen.


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The DJs boast and encourage (hetero) sexual bravado; a show may start with host or listener "confessions" or jokes about deflowering virgins, overpowering wives or girlfriends who are into unwanted sexual behaviors or a secret experience--one that usually contains transgressive undertones, hinting at homoeroticism or other highly taboo sexual topics.
Authority forces assigned to protect the virginity of a young woman find that job challenging since to the male, the virgin is the loose woman, the untamed one ripe for deflowering and ready for masculine control (62; 73-79).
His lecherous pals include Dino (Sean Faris), who devotes all his energy to deflowering his girlfriend (Missy Peregrym) - ``There's something about being the first guy there,'' he leers wistfully - and Jonathan (Chris Lowell), who's reticent about pursuing a relationship with his platonic pal (Kelly Osbourne - perhaps Jon has glimpsed her gene pool).
 
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