bephallused

English

Etymology

From be- +‎ phallused.

Adjective

bephallused (not comparable)

  1. Having a phallus or a representation/replica of a phallus.
    • 1986, The Journal of Hellenic Studies, volume 106, page 64:
      […] and there is an interesting Kabeirion cup which relates to the series, showing a great snake darting out from its reeds at a padded and bephallused traveller, whose luggage goes flying in the kerfuffle.
    • 1991, Neil Astley, Tony Harrison, Bloodaxe Books, →ISBN, page 461:
      Yet the obligatory chorus of horse-eared, tailed and bephallused wild-men were, unlike the choruses of tragedy, not citizens of any society, and not even slaves or outcasts of any social system.
    • 1994, Egert Pöhlmann, Werner Gauer, Griechische Klassik, Carl, →ISBN, page 112:
      Moreover it is not easy to see how Aias, wearing armour, could have been overtly bephallused.

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