sheela-na-gigs
sheela-na-gigs is the plural of sheela-na-gig.
Meaning of sheela-na-gig
Noun
sheela-na-gig (plural sheela-na-gigs)
- A carving of a naked woman with an exaggerated vulva, found in old British and Irish architecture, perhaps used to ward off death and evil.
Questions about sheela-na-gigs
- What is sheela-na-gigs the plural of?
- Sheela-na-gigs is the plural of sheela-na-gig.
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