Associations to the word «Kosher»
Noun
- Pork
- Yiddish
- Meat
- Jews
- Orthodox
- Food
- Product
- Animal
- Non
- Requirement
- Fish
- Law
- Slaughter
- Butcher
- Rabbinic
- Certification
- Cookbook
- Bakery
- Synagogue
- Rabbi
- Jewish
- Pickle
- Sabbath
- Dairy
- Torah
- Supermarket
- Judaism
- Supervision
- Utensil
- Market
- Locust
- Restaurant
- Yeshiva
- Winery
- Beef
- Poultry
- Ingredient
- Observance
- Jew
- Metz
- Menu
- Recipe
- Meal
- Syrup
- Hoove
- Wien
- Gangster
- Moshe
- Susie
- Chaim
- Coca
- Kitchen
- Commandment
- Cheese
- Sturgeon
- Milk
- Additive
- Hebrew
- Cola
- Erich
- Prohibition
- Cafeteria
- Sausage
- Wine
- Sign
- Vodka
- Israel
- Taboo
- Pizza
- Grocery
- Chicken
- Adventist
- Consumption
- Sandwich
Adjective
Adverb
Wiktionary
KOSHER, adjective. (Judaism) (of food) Prepared in accordance with Jewish religious practices.
KOSHER, adjective. (figuratively) (by extension) In accordance with standards or usual practice.
KOSHER, verb. (transitive) To make kosher; to prepare (e.g. meat) in conformity with the requirements of the Jewish law.
KOSHER PICKLE, noun. A pickled cucumber for which the pickling is done with kosher salt.
KOSHER PICKLES, noun. Plural of kosher pickle
KOSHER SALT, noun. A variety of edible salt with a large grain size and usually no additives.
KOSHER SALTS, noun. Plural of kosher salt
KOSHER TAX, noun. A tax on or for kosher products.
KOSHER TAXES, noun. Plural of kosher tax
Dictionary definition
KOSHER, noun. Food that fulfills the requirements of Jewish dietary law.
KOSHER, adjective. Conforming to dietary laws; "kosher meat"; "a kosher kitchen".
KOSHER, adjective. Proper or legitimate.
Wise words
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take away.