Virgin ale (verjinale)

[ML., neut. of L. virginal is, virginal: see virgin all.] A book of prayers and hymns to the Virgin Mary. virginally (ver'jin-al-i), adv. In the manner of a virgin. Young ladies, dancing virginally by themselves. C. F. Woolson, Anne, p. 101. virgin-born (ver'jin-born), a. 1. Born of the Virgin: an epithet applied to Jesus Christ by Milton.-2. În zoöl . , born from an unfecundated female by a proce of internal gemmation, as a plant-louse. virginheadt (ver'jin-hed), (vėr' n. [ virgin + -head .] Virginhood; virginity. Vnlike it is Such ble ed state the noble flowr should mi Of Virgin -head. Sylvester, tr. of Du Bartas's Weeks, ii., Eden. virginhood (ver'jin-hud), n. [ virgin + -hood .] Virginity; maidenhood.