Geb
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- proper noun
- Literature
- I went to GEB and ate pig face.
- Geb, the earth
- god Geb
Examples
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Look at what Geb and Bekele did in the 5K and 10K.
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( She was studying the path of Geb, so that makes sense.)
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- Geb-fart.
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The well-known image of Nut, the sky, arching over her brother Geb, the earth, after they have been separated from each other, suggests what the cosmic implications of the exotic lover and the long penis are.
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Thus, in a St'at'imc (Lillooet) myth, "The Transformer Gods," from British Columbia, men try, like Geb, to reach a woman who is standing high above them on top of a cliff overhanging the river with their penises.
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In Egypt, the earth god Geb is frequently depicted lying on his back while his erect penis reaches up toward his twin sister Nut, the sky goddess (after their cosmogonic separation) (Leeming 2010, 103).
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Osiris was one of five children born to Geb, the god of the earth, and Nut, the goddess of the sky.
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The god Shu raises the body of his daughter Nut to form the arch of the sky above the earth god Geb.
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Osiris was the first child of Nut and Geb, thus the brother of Set, Nephthys, and Isis, who was also his wife.
Synonyms
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A god of the earth in ancient Egypt who is the father of Osiris and Isis
Surface Forms
Etymology
Geb comes from ancient Egyptian and meant 'earth'. He was seen as the earth itself and the father of gods like Osiris and Isis, so you can remember Geb as the living ground that gives soil and crops.