poah

• “One of my best lunches in recent memory involved his striped bass, its skin crunchy with dried rice flakes, or poah.”

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• “According to another etymological explanation, she would bleat (poah) like a sheep to the woman in labor, which acted as a stimulus and aided the woman to deliver.”

  Puah: Midrash and Aggadah.

• “Puah (= Miriam) would cry out (poah) with divine inspiration and say: “My mother shall give birth to a son who will save Israel” (BT Sotah 11b).”

  Miriam: Midrash and Aggadah.

• “According to one opinion, she would bleat (poah) like a sheep to the woman in labor, which acted as a stimulus and aided the woman to deliver.”

  Midwife: Midrash and Aggadah.

• “Another etymological tradition explains that she was so named because she cried out (poah) and wept for her brother Moses when he was cast into the river (Sifrei on Numbers, 78).”

  Miriam: Midrash and Aggadah.

• “November 1, 2008 at 2:09 pm fawst fawwziee aww poah beawy”

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• “Dey's nothin 'but poah white trash livin' down in de swamp places an 'dey steals whatevah dey kin lay han' on.”

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• “Many de time we come in wif ouh cloes stuck t 'ouh poah ole cold bodies, but' twarn't no use t 'try t' git 'em dry.”

  Slave Narratives: a Folk History of Slavery in the United States From Interviews with Former Slaves, North Carolina Narratives, Part 1

• “The last ones sold so well, you just duplicate my last bill, except that you leave out the poah hats.”

  Tales of the Road

• “Nothin 'but poah white trash livin' down in de swamp places come to steal whatevah dey lay han 'on.”

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