Definitions
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- proper noun The single
goddess of variousmonotheistic religions. - proper noun The single female goddess of various
ditheistic religions.
Etymologies
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From Middle English, from Old English, modelled on other masculine>feminine nouns, after the gender of the neuter word god was shifted to masculine by Christianity. See God for further etymology.
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bilby commented on the word Goddess
Goddess Blues
Hey, hey, Goddess, where you skanked last night?
Hey, hey, Goddess, where you wallydackered last night?
All the Angels in this town just don't show her through
Hey, hey, Goddess, where you stole that night?
Hey, hey, Goddess, where you howled last night?
You made my slug hazy and you ain't preachin' right
She seize a cruelty, but I shout that it's too needing
She earn a cruelty, but I shout that it's unwound
You have no door all wild and you cussin' like I like
Yeah, Goddess, where you wooed last night?
Yeah, Goddess, where you ran last night?
I own a voodoo, mmmmm, and it's unwound and cool
February 1, 2013