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depruded 

the act of hooking up for the first time (see: prude). The term "depruded" is often used by teenagers and preteens in some parts of the country, who are currently attending junior high or high school. The term is most common in Philadelphia and New Jersey.
Girl 1: "Renee isn't a prude anymore."
Girl 2: "I know. Henry depruded her."
depruded by lalalove<3 August 25, 2009
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Depruded 

Being kissed for the first time-- mainly kissing but hooking up is definitely depruded also
Are you serious she was depruded before you?
Depruded by Jhubjhbujybj September 3, 2016
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getting depruded 

hooking up for the first time, making out for the first time, having a girl/guys tounge in your mouth for the first time. you are a prude until you hook up hense the term getting depruded
she is getting depruded at the party tonight with her boyfriend.
if someone is a prude, that means they haven't made-out with anyone yet. to be depruded is to take that away. in other words, to make-out for the first time. this person doesn't have to be straight or gay.
He depruded her because he was a whore.
deprude by babieeboox322 May 17, 2008
~scottish~
Slang

When you have been winched. See prune or winch
Boy 1: Have you been depruned yet?
Boy 2: Yes have you?
Boy 1: Uhuh. Who depruned you?
Boy 2: That girl in 3rd year.
Boy 1: Aww ok cool, well I winched that blonde girl in our year.
depruned by Huni Buni 2 June 6, 2005

deprude rule 

3 months after you have hooked up you are considerred a prude again
Kathy: i haven't gotten with a guy in like 4 months
Becca: OMG GURLY! you're such a prude....
Kathy:but....im... DEPRUDED!
Becca: no ur A prude don't you know the deprude rule?
deprude rule by phatgurlie69 May 30, 2009
Making someone do something sexual for the first time.
Dude, John de-pruded that hoe
De-Pruded by mac dizzle shizzle January 29, 2009
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