Priapus noun. [prʌɪ'eɪpǝs] Also priapus. Pl. -pi [-pʌɪ, -pi:], -puses. LME.
[Latin from Greek Priapos, the Greek and Roman god of procreation whose symbol was the phallus, later adopted as a god of gardens.]
1. A statue or image of the god Priapus, esp. characterized by having large genitals. LME.

2. transf. (A representation of) the penis, esp. when erect. L16.

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