shiksa

IPA: ʃɪksʌ

(Judaism, often derogatory) A non-Jewish girl, especially one who is attractive and young.

Examples of "shiksa" in Sentences

Few Jews would use the word shiksa in the same way today.
I, being not Jewish, could be called a shiksa, though it wouldn’t be very nice to do so.
And has anyone meet a person who admits to being offended and hurt by being called a shiksa?
I won't argue with your message as I love your writing but I will argue with the use of the word shiksa to mean non-Jewish woman.
The Yiddish word goy is loaded with negative associations, and the word shiksa, which everyone still uses, comes from Hebrew for “blemish,” according to Leo Rosten.
The Yiddish word goy is loaded with negative associations, and the word shiksa, which everyone still uses, comes from Hebrew for "blemish," according to Leo Rosten.
I was once described as a shiksa, which I thought was something you were discouraged from having if you were Jewish because of its origins and the fact that it was usually served on a stick.
So I couldn’t really care all that much that Raj lost his Batang Fighting Kite to Howard’s libido — so much for Howard’s budding relationship with that mother-suffering shiksa from the last episode, by the way.