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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.
Well, my grandmother would not approve, but she has shiksappeal so I am going for it anyway.
Shiksappeal by Eric67 January 2, 2011
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Shiksappeal 

Charm possessed by a woman who is not Jewish
She has real shiksappeal
Shiksappeal by Genku July 29, 2003
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shiks-appeal 

The appeal of a shiksa. From an episode of Seinfeld where among other things, Elaine is concerned on how she attracts Jewish men. She also drives two to announce Judaism.
Elaine to rabbi-"Rabbi, what am I gonna do with my shiks-appeal?"

Rabbi-Oh, Elaine, that's just an urban legend like the Yeti or it's cousin, the sasquatch. Now, another interesting fact is that Rabbi are allowed to date!
shiks-appeal by Aberforth'sGoat August 22, 2005
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