(usually of young women) morally good and sexually pure

pure, incorrupt

free from dirt

not dirty; uncluttered

possessing or showing honour; a title given to judges and some other officials, to the children of peers below the rank of Marquis, and (during debates) to member of the House of Commons

reputable

practising monogamy

pure, incorrupt

(of milk, cream) with bacteria that produce disease killed by heating

clean, uncontaminated

uncooked; in the natural state, not manufactured or prepared for use; (of a person) untrained; inexperienced; (of the weather) damp and cold; (of the skin) sore and painful; unfair or cruel treatment

not cooked, prepared

completely clean; without anything considered bad

very clean; innocent