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shipgirl

Syllables: ship·girlUK/ˈʃɪpˌɡɜːl//ˈʃɪpˌɡɜɹl/

shipgirl noun: a female fictional humanoid character featuring design elements of a ship, such as anchors, naval guns or torpedo tubes; usually a namesake moe anthropomorphization of a real-life warship.

Noun

shipgirl (plural shipgirls)

  1. (Japanese) A female fictional humanoid character featuring design elements of a ship, such as anchors, naval guns or torpedo tubes; usually a namesake moe anthropomorphization of a real-life warship.

shipgirl meaning in Indonesian

shipgirl in Indonesian

female character with ship characteristics
gadis kapal

Forms of shipgirl

pluralshipgirls
alternative formship girl
alternative formship-girl

Origin of shipgirl

From ship + girl.

Words that rhyme with shipgirl

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Questions about shipgirl

What does shipgirl mean?
Shipgirl means a female fictional humanoid character featuring design elements of a ship, such as anchors, naval guns or torpedo tubes; usually a namesake moe anthropomorphization of a real-life warship.
What is shipgirl in Indonesian?
Shipgirl in Indonesian is gadis kapal. See Shipgirl meaning in Indonesian.
What part of speech is shipgirl?
Shipgirl is a noun.
How do you pronounce shipgirl?
Shipgirl is pronounced /ˈʃɪpˌɡɜːl/ (UK).
What is the plural of shipgirl?
The plural of shipgirl is shipgirls.

Words near shipgirl in the dictionary

  1. shipfitters
  2. shipfitting
  3. shipful
  4. shipfuls
  5. shipfyrd
  6. shipgirl
  7. shipgirls
  8. Shipham
  9. shiphandler
  10. shiphandlers
  11. shiphandling

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