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in the biblical sense
in the biblical sense
In a sexual way. Typically used in the phrase "know (someone) in the biblical sense." (In the Bible, the phrase "to know" usually indicates a sexual relationship between two people.) A: "So I hear that you and Liz are closer than I thought." B: "I don't know her in the biblical sense, if that's what you're hinting at!"
Common Names:
| Name | Gender | Pronounced | Usage |
| Aria | | AHR-ee-ə | English |
| Almast | | - | Armenian |
| Keane | | - | Irish |
| Penuel | | - | Biblical, Biblical Hebrew |
| Gaia | | GAY-ə (English), GIE-ə (English), GAH-yah (Italian) | Greek Mythology, Italian |
| Lavra | | - | Slovene |