Schiksa
That girl is a schiksa.
Schiksa by schiksagirl July 8, 2005
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Shiksappeal
The desire and intrigue non-Jewish girls (Shiksas) present to Jewish males, who are taught from birth that non-Jewish girls are forbidden.
Shiksappeal by Eric67 January 2, 2011
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shiksa
A Gentile girl or woman, especially one who has attracted a Jewish man. The term derives from the Hebrew word "sheketz", meaning the flesh of an animal deemed taboo by the Torah. Since a Jewish man marrying a non-Jewish woman is taboo also, this word applies to her.
Traditionally this is a derogatory term, though in modern times it has also been used more light-heartedly. For example, Seinfeld once did an episode about Elaine's "shiksa appeal".
The ideal shiksa is a blonde WASP who look like the opposite of a stereotypical Jew, but in reality, many shiksas are brunettes who might pass for Jewish themselves.
Traditionally this is a derogatory term, though in modern times it has also been used more light-heartedly. For example, Seinfeld once did an episode about Elaine's "shiksa appeal".
The ideal shiksa is a blonde WASP who look like the opposite of a stereotypical Jew, but in reality, many shiksas are brunettes who might pass for Jewish themselves.
shiksa schlepper
Shiksa schlepper-A Jewish guy who always has to bring a BEAUTIFUL Blonde Catholic girl to all social events, to one-up his friends, and make the Jewish girls jealous.
Melvin brought this gorgeous blonde to our Sigma Alpha Mu fraternity party last night. Killer body, too! What a shiksa schlepper!
shiksa schlepper by B. Ebstein February 16, 2008
shiksa
An insulting term used by Jews to signify any non Jewish woman. Almost always used among Jews as a disrespectful offensive term for any non jewish girl or woman.
It's fighting talk.
It's fighting talk.
shiksa by soreofhing July 6, 2009
shiksah
Yiddish derogatory term for a sexually loose woman or a female of lesser moral character. It has come to refer to any non-jewish woman though. The masculine version is Shaggitz.