deflowering

• “I agree that Julie and Matt's romance is key to the show (though I winced at your choice of the word deflowering for their sweet campsite scene).”

  Slate Magazine

• “I use the word "deflowering," for Lisa had insisted she was a virgin.”

  Fictionaut: Betrayal

• “In 2007, the Maryland Court of Special Appeals justified this old ruling, explaining that anything after the initial "deflowering" of a woman couldn't be rape because "the damage was done" to her virginity and she could never be "reflowered.”

  The Washington Post: What the Assange case says about rape in America

• “(Just be thankful I didn't once make a "deflowering" pun.)”

  Pretty, Fizzy Paradise

• “deflowering" will take place at a "secret warehouse" to be announced by e-mail.”

  NYT > Home Page

• “It is extraordinary how many possible deflowering situations there are, including By Marimba Player, At Seance, On Cross-Country Bus, In Moroccan Palace, and many, many more.”

  Gorey Ways to Be Deflowered

• “I know this is sort of a good moment, what with the successful deflowering and biting and all.”

  Simon & Schuster: The Art of Seducing a Naked Werewolf

• “The pithy piece, "How Do I Even Begin to Explain This," is a modern day cautionary tale about a Stern College girl and her deflowering with a Yeshiva University boy with whom she has been having rendezvous.”

  The Huffington Post: Shira Dicker: Hook Up vs. Shut Up: Yeshiva University’s Sex Story Controversy

• “Then the scene shifts to a blasphemous "Last Supper" on the evening of Feb. 16, 1786, at which drunken members of the Holy Ghost Club welcome a fledgling "Apostle," who eagerly awaits his initiation rite: the deflowering of a virgin.”

  The Washington Post: Andrew Taylor's 'Anatomy of Ghosts': Strange sightings in 18th-century England

• “For a sexual predator like Don Juan, nothing beats the thrill of deflowering a virgin.”

  The Huffington Post: George Heymont: Machiavelli Is in the House

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