deflowers
Ravishes for first
Deflowers is the verb form of deflower, meaning to take someone's virginity.
The word carries an old-fashioned, literary quality, treating virginity as something precious that gets removed: He deflowered her on their wedding night.
The metaphor compares a virgin to an unopened flower.
Deflower can also mean to strip something of its beauty or freshness: Vandals deflowered the garden.
Uncontaminated quality
- chastityAbstaining from sexual activity
- innocenceFreedom from wrongdoing
- maidenhoodUnmarried young womanhood
- virtueMoral goodness or merit
hymen · defloration · first time · virginal · untouched · cherry · honor · modesty
purity
Uncontaminated quality
- chastityAbstaining from sexual activity
- innocenceFreedom from wrongdoing
- maidenhoodUnmarried young womanhood
virtue · hymen · defloration · first time · virginal · untouched · cherry · honor · modesty · abstinence
despoil
Strip of possessions
defile · corrupt · violate · dishonor · degrade · sully · taint · besmirch · mar · damage
petals
Colored bloom segments
deadheading · garden · stem · cutting · snipping · bouquet · picking · harvesting · bloom · wilt