" femininity "

 [ "femininity" ]

1: Individual characteristic of being, practicing and appearing feminine.

  * e.g.,  ... ...as Vince was calling her a tomboy, Miri was afraid of losing her femininity. - Book of Tinderloving 3:14 

 [ "femininity" ]

1: Individual characteristic of being, practicing and appearing feminine.

  * e.g.,  ... ...as Vince was calling her a tomboy, Miri was afraid of losing her femininity. - Book of Tinderloving 3:14 

 [ "Feminine" ]

1: having qualities or an appearance traditionally associated with women, especially delicacy and prettiness.

  * e.g.,  ... the snowdrops gave a feminine touch to the table 

 [ "feminine" ]

1: The female gender role. Not all of them are exactly like this, but most are.

  * e.g.,  ... Look at any female around you and observe how they act. They're feminine. Most females 14+ act like this. 

 [ "feminine" ]

2: It is, in a way, built to fit the male gender role, masculinity.

 [ "feminine" ]

3: Feminine traits include but are not limited to: understanding, empathetic, sensitive, submissive, gentle, modest, willowy, and pretty.

 [ "feminine" ]

1: Feminine means "What pertains to a woman". There are no qualifications. Whatever a woman does is feminine, because they are a woman, and they are doing something that pertains to them.

  * e.g.,  ... A woman in a flowery skirt is feminine. And a woman in leather pants is feminine as well. 

 [ "feminine" ]

2: The only thing that can really be called "feminine" are ovaries.

 [ "Feminine" ]

1: Most people think this means something girly. BUT, if you dress like a boy, you're not feminine, you're masculine. You're not feminine just because you're a girl. You're feminine because you dress like a girl.

  * e.g.,  ... She's wearing such feminine clothes today. Jade doesn't like to wear feminine clothing. 

 [ "Feminine" ]

1: "Feminine" behavior would be the behavior that the culture one lives in standardized as "feminine". For example, playing with Barbie or watching romantic movies is what American culture would consider to be a "feminine trait", thus you have feminine trait if you live in America.

  * e.g.,  ... Wow, Ayumi Hamasaki is hotter the Sahara Desert! That's one classy, feminine woman! 

 [ "Feminine" ]

2: Of course, being feminine does not merely pertains to one's behavior, it is also including one's looks. For example, a female body builder would not be considered feminine in America (or anywhere in the world for that matter; try the Andromeda galaxy, ladies). Another example would be a male that sways his hips when he walks; that would be considered feminine in America (and most of the world also).

 [ "Feminine" ]

3: Once again, "femininity" is not merely limited to looks and behavior. Various other factors include clothing, personal belongings, sexual orientation, etc.

 [ "feminine" ]

1: An approving word used to describe a sweet, inoffensive woman who wears fluffy pink sweaters and floral perfume. Usually a passive bimbo with the intellect of a sheep. Sleeps with a cuddly stuffed bunny. The ideal that most men want and most women aspire to: not to be confused with feminist.

  * e.g.,  ... "Surgically removed your brain? How very feminine of you." 

 [ "Feminining" ]

1: The time during which a female is having her menstrual cycle.

  * e.g.,  ... Ugh, I can't go to the gym today. I'm feminining. 

 [ "feminine" ]

1: Of a woman. Traditionally, in most cultures, the expectation for a lady to be nurturing, demure, to care for her family, to look beautiful, and to be submissive to her husband(or girlfriend).

  * e.g.,  ... A Gibson Girl hairstyle, white lace dress, subtle makeup, jewelery, romantic poetry, lilies, gardenias. She's feminine. 

 [ "feminine" ]

2: But not all women are like that. More than enough women are strong, direct, and independent. What is feminine is what a woman does.

  * e.g.,  ... Denim pants, leather jacket, pierced nose, cropped hair, motorcycle, suits and ties, tools. She's also feminine.