disvirgin

English

Etymology

From dis- +‎ virgin.

Verb

disvirgin (third-person singular simple present disvirgins, present participle disvirgining, simple past and past participle disvirgined)

To take away the virginity of a person
- 2013, Gideon C. Mekwunye, “The Hotel”, in Tear Drops‎^[1], →ISBN, section, page 325:
  He picked up the bottle and read the label to examine the percentage of alcohol contained and grunts to himself; 'Um! Am fixing to do to you what men do to women; and that is dis-virgin them.'
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