Describing food that is unclean, "treyf" is the Yiddish opposite of this term
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Trife/Trifey  The Word Detective  Oct 7, 2012 ... They used to use the word "trifey" as a synonym for "dirty" (as in "a person gets ... I read somewhere that the word may have derived from treyf ... be the Yiddish word 'trayf' (rhymes with 'safe'), used to describe food that is not...
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Some Yiddish Words... - Hebrew for Christians  Note that the movie "Shrek" comes from this Yiddish word. ...... Describing food that contain milk products, or the equipment that is used with milchig food. ..... Treyf (TRAYF) adj/n. non-kosher; unclean; "torn," meat not suitable to be eaten; any non-kosher food. ... The rules of modesty; chastity; opposite of shamelessness.
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The Yiddish Handbook: 40 Words You Should Know  This word describes some of Hollywood's most famous films. ...... Kosher food is 'fit to eat', and in Hebrew Cheder Kosher is a fitness centre, ..... TREIFE as the opposite of COSHER is generaly and widely acceptable. ..... I was going to comment about the word 'treyf' but someone else already handled that very capably.
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J! Archive - Show #4814, aired 2005-07-07  Jul 7, 2005 ... 2-word name for the critter also known as a puma, a cougar & a ... Describing food that is unclean, "treyf" is the Yiddish opposite of this term...
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Kosher Glossary, Kosher Food Certification, Kosher Certified Foods ...  One of the three major food groups: Meat,dairy and neutral. ... Yiddish word for "of milk"; used to identify any dairy product, utensil and equipment. ... Describing food that contains neither milk nor meat. ... Hebrew - "impure" or "ritually unclean". ... Unfit food.The opposite of Kosher. Food which would otherwise be Kosher can...
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Ask Me A Trivia Question -- 2 -- - Discussion on Topix  Apr 2, 2012 ... Escoffier said these shellfish, which the French call huitres, are best raw, but he also served them a la Florentine. <Sticky-out tongue> I like fish...
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Some people do this by reading tea leaves # Quiz # Question ...  Jul 8, 2016 ... video icon  Some people refer to chicken soup as the Jewish kind of this antibiotic # Quiz # Question. 0:29. FirstAmVideo. No views...
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Judaism 101: Jewish Cooking  Many of the foods that we think of as Jewish are not unique to Jewish culture. ... One ingredient you will see in many of these recipes is matzah meal. ... You may have seen the notation "Challah has been taken" on boxes of Passover matzah, indicating that this ... Sorry I can't produce a better recipe than that; I don't eat fish.
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Fiji Villagers Apologize for Cannibalism (Hey. At least they ...  In a journal entry from 1777, Cook says this word has a very ... When any thing is forbidden to be eat, or made use of, they say, that it ... the form taboo from Tongan tabu is the one we have borrowed. ... Cook, besides borrowing the word into English, also made it into a noun referring to the prohibition itself...
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Some Say Spelling of a Winning Word Wasn't Kosher - The New ...  May 31, 2013 ... Yiddish experts say the preferred spelling of the winning word in the widely televised ... A knaidel is a matzo ball or dumpling in Jewish chicken soup. ... Yiddish names of some of its signature foods, spells the dumpling yet another way, .... On Campus: Struggling to Serve at the Nation's Richest University.
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The History and Meaning of Hamantaschen - Peeling back the ...  Peeling back the layers of the Purim treats also called oznei Haman ... you can find hamantaschen filled with practically any type of filling (sweet or savory), ... hat, and to commemorate his downfall, we eat a three-cornered pastry,14 there is ... can ignore its sister food, kreplach,17 meat-filled dumplings often served in soup.
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Nosh - definition of nosh by The Free Dictionary  A snack or light meal. intr.v. noshed , noshing , noshes To eat a snack or light meal: noshed on a ... [Yiddish nash, from nashn, to eat sweets, nibble on, from Middle High German naschen, .... Based on WordNet 3.0, Farlex clipart collection.
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noshing - Memidex dictionary/thesaurus  Yiddish nashn "nibble", from Middle High German naschen, from Old High German. ... nosh [slang] | nosher [noun, derived] ... To eat a snack or light meal (12 of 52 words, 2 definitions, 1 usage example, pronunciation) ... States, informal] a small amount of food eaten between meals or as a meal (22 of 47 words, 2 definitions...
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Clean And Unclean Meats - YahSaves.org  "Speak to the sons of Israel saying, These are the living things which you shall eat ... "According to kosher laws, one is not to eat unclean animals or unclean creatures ... "A kosher animal must be slaughtered in a ritually correct way - a way that truly is ... "Mammals: Those that have split hooves and chew their cuds, the two...
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Google Answers: Question about "laverne and shirley"  Schlemiel and schlimazel are Yiddish words, defined by the online Free Dictionary as follows. ... highly seasoned stew of marinated rabbit meat" The phrase was just the ... And: Hasenpfeffer (literally, "peppered hare) is a traditional German stew ... The name of the brewery was actually Shotz (imortalized by...
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October 24, 2008  ... temple platform Herod the Great;Herod Restaurants: An inexpensive establishment of dubious hygiene is known as a "greasy" this utensil spoon If Giuseppe...
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Kosher and Halal - Meat Science  Kosher and Halal describe what is fit and proper to eat for two groups of people, ... Both of these food laws have their roots in scripture, The Holy Bible and Torah ... a shochet, both from the Hebrew root Shin-Chet-Tav, meaning to destroy or kill. ... The Yiddish words fleishig (meat), milchig (dairy) and pareve (neutral) are...
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Yiddish Slang - English Slang Dictionary  Goy means non-jew, but also means, "ethno," someone who lives in the world other than Israel. ... Of itself, the term is neutral, but it can be used as a pejorative. ... Erm, in NY and environs nosh is fairly common for eating a snack... as in "I could go for a nosh." It comes from Yiddish 'nashn' and High German 'naschen'.
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(ie, stuff) that wouldn't make it into a real ... - Pseudodictionary  e.g., The man didn't seem at ease with the other guests and seemed ... pashnary - Pashnary is the involuntary noise you make when it's not quite a .... e.g., "'Regardless, whether she s alive or passed away, we need to find ..... e.g., Mary prefers to eat the yummy pav-bhaji at lunch break than to have the high calorie pizza.
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Urban Dictionary: schmaltz  from Yiddish, shmalts, meaning rendered (melted) animal fat; usually chicken fat. Schmaltz is ... figuratively: a work of art that is excessively sentimental, sappy or cheesy. ... Can you define these popular missing words? ... Any unidentified, nasty, liquid-like substance; usually very questionable in what the hell it actually is.