sexed
IPA: sˈɛkst
adjective
- Having a sex; being male or female.
- Having had its sex determined; having undergone sexing.
- (in combination) Having a quantifiable libido or particular sex drive.
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Examples of "sexed" in Sentences
- But the sorting technique, known as sexed semen, is expected to put
- A judicial report this week blaming the British Broadcasting Corporation for its reporting on the so-called sexed-up intelligence dossier.
- OK, Hairy is de-sexed, that is, his bearings have been removed, but even if he was well equipped, I can't see a $grand for a hop and frolic.
- That was Kim Cattrall, otherwise known as sexed-up Samantha from "Sex and the City" in one of the most highly anticipated movies of the year.
- He said the reaction from international buyers had been much more positive this time round compared to when he'd first pitched the idea of sexed-up period drama about Henry XIII.
- But the sorting technique, known as sexed semen, is expected to put 63,000 extra heifers into milk production this year, compared with the number that would be available if only conventional semen had been used, researchers estimate.
- She agreed that she had described in evidence how she went to bed on the night of the alleged rape at about 7pm and it was after her little sister woke from a bad dream and left to sleep in her mother's bed that her father "sexed" her.
- We get toe-curlingly embarrassing "animated" sequences - which I can only describe as a sexed-up version of the twee cartoons that used to accompany prog tracks on the BBC's Old Grey Whistle Test - supposedly dramatising the passionate swirl of Ginsberg's poetry.
- I had an interesting conversation with European political analysts who said in the UK, you saw a similar sort of investigation in Parliament looking into whether or not those folks involved with supporting Tony Blair's involvement in the war kind of sexed up the documents.