v\-card

v\-card
1. (V-Card) (591↑, 65↓)
Term used to define one's virginity. All virgins have a "V-Card" until they "cash it in" for sex.

Guy 1: Where did Jason go? Guy 2: He spent the night at some girl’s place Guy 1: Did she cash him in? Guy 1: Danny lost his virginity last night\! Guy 2: Who got his V-card?

2. (V-card) (295↑, 131↓)
A person's virginity

Rob: I almost lost my V-card last night. Devon: Oh, do tell. Rob: I went to Weston last night and this girl was hitting on me all night. Devon: And? Rob: She said she wanted me to rape her. Devon: Did you? Rob: No. Devon: Why not? Rob: I didn't know if she was joking or not. Devon: You idiot.

3. (V-card) (119↑, 62↓)
Used to describe someone's [virginity] or in the phrase, 'I just swiped my v-card. Usually a playful term used instead of the normal colloquialism.

Hey man. Sup? I heard you swiped your v-card last night. Lolllll yah it was teh seks.

4. (v-card) (21↑, 6↓)
A synonym for [virginity]. Used in expresions questioning whether someone is willing to give up their virginity.

"Dood, if you go along with this you could lose your v-card."

5. (V-Card) (31↑, 19↓)
If you have the V-card, it means you are still a virgin

"did u do matt damon last night?" "nope I still have the v-card\!" "i don't"

Author: what's a pseudonym? i mean it http://v-card.urbanup.com/3774139
6. (V-Card) (28↑, 22↓)
1)To be a virgin 2)Someone who hasn't had sex yet hasn't "lost their v-card"

jess: yooo jimmy did you bring your v-card? cuz i left mine at homee jimmy: whatever jess i get more tail than a dog.

7. (v-card) (16↑, 12↓)
Card that someone who is a virgin holds. It is then lost after their first experience of inercourse.

I heard that girl lost her v-card at the party last night.

8. (V-Card) (8↑, 49↓)
is the card you keep because you still a virgin

1- a son im bout 2 head to dis chick house and i think i may finally lose my v-card 2-yah i feel you hopefully one day i can lose mine 1-LOL, y do u say this everytime knowin u been lost it LOL

9. (v-card) (3↑, 60↓)
i made it accedently on 2008, it means someone's virginity. i first said "my VIP card" but people started saying v-card.

me- "Hey Giovanna can i give you my vip card? giovanna-"your what"? me- "my virginity" virginity= VIP card= v-card

Author: streetz is callin http://v-card.urbanup.com/4018803
Related: sex, virgin, virginity, cherry, abstinence, fuck, card, flower, slut, nerd, purity, swipe, ass, banging, boning, butt, card collector, celibacy, code orange, fidel castro, first time, geek, hot karl, knuckle deep in the soul hole, noob, screw, shag, vcard, v card, anal, anal sex, b-card, burginity, butthole, clean, college, ho, innocence, intercourse, lose
Last updated: 2012.03.01

Urban English dictionary. 2013.

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