Pronunciation: /viː kɑːrd/
noun a slang term for virginity or virgin
A1 My v-card contains my contact information.
A2 I keep my v-card in my wallet in case of emergencies.
B1 When networking, it's important to have a professional v-card to give out.
B2 I updated my v-card with my new job title and email address.
C1 She designed custom v-cards for her business to stand out from the competition.
C2 The executive handed out his v-card to potential clients at the conference.
adjective describing someone who is a virgin
A1 She was surprised to find out that her new friend was a v-card collector.
A2 The v-card deck was missing a few cards, making it incomplete.
B1 He proudly displayed his v-card collection on the shelf.
B2 The v-card game was so popular that it sold out within hours.
C1 The v-card tournament attracted players from all over the world.
C2 The v-card championship was the most prestigious event in the gaming community.
formal Please remember to bring your v-card to the appointment for verification purposes.
informal Hey, don't forget your v-card when we go out tonight!
slang I lost my v-card last night at the party, can you believe it?
figurative She's so innocent, it's like she still has her v-card.
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