vaginize

English

Etymology

vagina +‎ -ize

Verb

vaginize (third-person singular simple present vaginizes, present participle vaginizing, simple past and past participle vaginized)

1. (transitive, informal, rare) To emasculate.
   • 2008, Sheryl A. Keen, Journal According To John, page 96:

     Every time I'm about to make an entry in this journal, I hear Paul telling me I've been vaginized.

   • 2011, Carellin Brooks, Every Inch a Woman: Phallic Possession, Femininity, and the Text:

     […] an equivalent transfer of genitalia insofar as they portray, respectively, a penile woman and a vaginized man.

   • 2012, Glenn Stout, The Best American Sports Writing 2012, page 129:

     The pussyification of the NFL continues. Every single goddam year the rules get more and more VAGINIZED.

   • 2015, Raymond Burchyns, The Wonder of You, page 12:

     This was a golden age—the time before a concerted effort was made to vaginize our boys and grow testicles on our girls.