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Meanings of phallus in English
Usage of phallus in English
1
Here the phallus was carried in procession as the emblem of Hermes.
2
Doubtless for ages Adam represented the god-man-phallus-Tree of Life, or cross idea.
3
Adam is the phallus, and Eve represents the male and female conjoined.
4
Had Gamut Street fallen and a steel phallus risen in its place?
5
All that remained was a torso, legs, and a protruding stone phallus.
6
She hunched and impaled herself on the phallus, howling with dark laughter.
7
Before his car the phallus swung; behind it was the pest.
8
The festival of the phallus survived in Egypt until quite recently.
9
It was not so good to be a thinking woman who was phallus-embracing.
10
Some rich doofus crashed his suborbital phallus, not far from here.
11
What about the phallus being a by-product of natural selection for Something Else?
12
The occasional descriptions of the Devil's phallus show without question its artificial character:
13
The marker was an alabaster phallus twenty feet high and three feet thick.
14
Thus Hermes, in Greece, was placed at cross-roads, with phallus prominent.
15
The dagger looked like nothing so much as a blood-soaked phallus.
16
A nest of auburn framed a phallus that was growing before her eyes.
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United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common