kiddish


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And at first sight this seems to betray kiddish tendencies.
Are men just big kids?
Nush, 24, adds: "Big Brother Four was far too tame and very kiddish. I felt like I was in a health farm, cooking flavoured bread and baking cookies at midnight, exercising on a pedalo, sun-bathing, drinking Pimm's and eating picnics.
[0] THEY HAVE TO SUFFER; Nush wants to see show's stars squirm
That youthfulness around the squad, almost kiddish behaviour is gone.
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For the most part, consumers think of orange as kiddish and fun.
Psychological impact of color
After the soaring sales success of its Toca Touring Car games, the whizzkid brothers (perhaps not so kiddish anymore having both turned 30) have come up with an amazing game for the cricket fanatic.
Codemasters hit another easy six
"Kiddish HaShem: Historical Aspects." Encyclopedia Judaica.
History and martyrological tragedy: the Jewish experience in Sholem Asch and Andre Schwarz-Bart
This general rule allows one not to recite kiddush on Friday night oneself, and makes it acceptable to listen to another recite it and answer "amen." (Thus, since men and women's obligation is the same for kiddish, a women can fulfill this obligation for a man.(12)) However, minyan/quorum is so important for shemoneh esrei that, according to most authorities, when it comes to that prayer one cannot fulfill one's obligation to pray by merely listening to another recite the prayer and answering "amen" -- unless a minyan/quorum is present.(13)
Further on women as prayer leaders and their role in communal prayer: an exchange, communal prayer and women
I have stopped listening to Radio Voice because it has become so kiddish, with DJs that stammer.
Don't spoil radio
Services and kiddish lunch celebrating the beginning of the Torah reading cycle will be at 9:45 a.m.
THE BULLETIN
Except for Winnie, none of us speaks Yiddish; We don't know a kasha from a kiddish. So, if your Yiddish grandma calls, Don't plotz, just grab your matzoh balls, And offer her a nice gefilte fiddish.
Queer Yiddishkeit: practice and theory

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