revirgination
n.— «As many as 30,000 women are said to opt for vaginal reconstruction yearly. The procedure, also known as “revirgination,” is being hawked in magazines, the Internet or on radio stations as a way for women to improve their sex life or enjoy a second honeymoon.» —“Like a virgin? Thanks to ‘revirgination’” in Washington, D.C. TODAYOnline (Singapore) Jan. 11, 2006. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
Further reading
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