For Rape we have terms and definitions in 10 topics. The topics are Canadian Law, Dream, Feudal, Food, Health, Nursing Home Abuse, Sex, Sexual Health, Sexually Transmitted Diseases and Sociology.

Rape (Canadian Law)

Sex with a woman, other than a wife, without her consent. But many states have changed this basic definition to include sex with a minor (with or without consent; also known as statutory rape), sex with a man without his consent, or exempting men who force their wives to have sex.

Rape (Dream)

To dream that rape has been committed among your acquaintances denotes that you will be shocked at the distress of some of your friends.
For a young woman to dream that she has been the victim of rape foretells that she will have troubles, which will wound her pride, and her lover will be estranged.

Rape (Feudal)

The Sussex equivalent of a "hundred".

Rape (Food)

1. Another name for Broccoli Raab. 2. The residue of grape stalks, stems and skins after the juice has been extracted for winemaking.

Rape (Health)

Forced or manipulated nonconsensual sexual contact, including vaginal or anal intercourse, oral sex, or penetration with an object.

Rape (Nursing Home Abuse)

Unlawful sexual intercourse with a female who did not consent to engaging in the sexual act.

Rape (Sex)

Sexual intercourse with an individual without his or her consent — see also STATUTORY RAPE
Note: Allegations of rape and and physical abuse are a primary weapon in the feminist arsenal. In a study done by the FBI it was found that about 30 percent of men serving time for rape with aggravated assault could not possibly have committed the crime of which they had been convicted, because their DNA didn't match that of the semen found on their alleged victims. Because such allegations are so extremely effective in bringing a man down, they acquired the nickname "the silver bullet."

Rape (Sexual Health)

Coerced sexual intercourse.

Rape (Sexually Transmitted Diseases)

One kind of sexual abuse. It is forced sexual intercourse. The person could be a husband, friend, date or stranger. Any person who makes someone have sex with them when they don't want to do it, makes RAPE happen. This is against the law. The person who is RAPED might feel guilty, like they did something wrong, or ashamed. This is not true. It is important for the person to find someone they trust to talk to about it.

Rape (Sociology)

The use of force to compel one individual to engage in a sexual act with another.

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