Reverse Dictionary: DEFLOWER

ADJECTIVES
..14C — UNCHASTE defiled; having been deflowered involuntarily → sl.
..15C — DEVIRGINATE pert. to a woman who has been deflowered
..16C — WOUNDED IN THE THIGH deflowered → literary euphemism
1597 — CLIPPED IN THE RING seduced, deflowered → sl.
..L16 — CLIPPED WITHIN THE RING deflowered → sl.
..17C — BROKEN-LEGGED seduced, deflowered → sl.
1613 — CRACKED IN THE RING seduced, deflowered → sl.
..18C — CRACKED deflowered → sl.
..19C — BROKEN HER TEACUP to have been deflowered → Brit. euphemism
..19C — FLAWED deflowered → Brit. sl.

VERBS
..15C — DEVIRGINATE to deflower
..17C — POLLUTE to defile or deflower a woman → sl.
1725 — CRACK to deflower a virgin; usually considered vulgar → Amer. sl.
..19C — CRACK A JUDY’S TEACUP to deflower a girl → Brit. sl.
..19C — CRACK A PITCHER to deflower a girl → Brit. sl.
..19C — HAVE GIVEN PUSSY A TASTE OF CREAM of a woman: to have been deflowered; to have been copulated with → Brit. sl.
..19C — PUNCTURE to deflower → Brit. sl.
..19C — SCUTTLE to deflower a woman → Brit. sl.
.M19 — EASE to deflower a woman → Brit. sl.
..20C — PUNCH to deflower → sl.
1920 — COP A CHERRY to take a woman’s virginity; occasionally a man’s → sl.