virginibus puerisque

[ wir-gin-i-boos poo-er-ees-kwe; English ver-jin-uh-buhs pyoo-uh-ris-kwee ]

Latin.

1. for girls and boys.

Example Sentences

It was with regret that I added my little 'Virginibus Puerisque' to the small pile of "rejects."

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A basis in the classics, castor oil, even Stevenson's "Virginibus Puerisque" might have helped matters.

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Virginibus Puerisque, his first book of essays, is crowded with happy hits and subtle implications conveyed in a single word.

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This is the problem we have first to solve, and it may be said at once that this discourse does not apply virginibus puerisque.

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As to some of his letters, they contained jests not gross, but not quite fit for grave seigniors not virginibus puerisque.

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