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  • proper noun Plural form of Passover.

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Examples

  • But it felt like a lifetime to Yetta—she felt like she passed through years worth of Rosh Hashanahs, Yom Kippurs, Hanukkahs, Purims, Passovers.

    Uprising Margaret Peterson Haddix 2011

  • But it felt like a lifetime to Yetta—she felt like she passed through years worth of Rosh Hashanahs, Yom Kippurs, Hanukkahs, Purims, Passovers.

    Uprising Margaret Peterson Haddix 2011

  • But it felt like a lifetime to Yetta—she felt like she passed through years worth of Rosh Hashanahs, Yom Kippurs, Hanukkahs, Purims, Passovers.

    Uprising Margaret Peterson Haddix 2011

  • Originally, it was created for Rosh Hashanah in 2005, but I made it for the next couple of Passovers as well.

    The Ultimate Potato Kugel 2009

  • But it felt like a lifetime to Yetta—she felt like she passed through years worth of Rosh Hashanahs, Yom Kippurs, Hanukkahs, Purims, Passovers.

    Uprising Margaret Peterson Haddix 2011

  • Originally, it was created for Rosh Hashanah in 2005, but I made it for the next couple of Passovers as well.

    March « 2010 « Off The Broiler 2010

  • While I have been a guest for many years at my friend Maggie Klein's family Passovers (I come armed with containers to take home matzo ball soup and charoset, and Maggie's sister, Fran Fink, is happy to fill them up), where I addressed the late matriarch as "Mother Klein," I have never been the guest of a Modern Orthodox African-American family.

    Yvonne Durant: One African-American Family's Journey to Judaism Yvonne Durant 2010

  • While I have been a guest for many years at my friend Maggie Klein's family Passovers (I come armed with containers to take home matzo ball soup and charoset, and Maggie's sister, Fran Fink, is happy to fill them up), where I addressed the late matriarch as "Mother Klein," I have never been the guest of a Modern Orthodox African-American family.

    Yvonne Durant: One African-American Family's Journey to Judaism 2010

  • I spent nearly all my childhood Thanksgivings and Passovers at the Westchester home of P.'s parents, and that's where I first met Marie and her husband and daughter, and began to learn about and follow her work it's the reason I began subscribing to Vanity Fair.

    Celebrating Marie Brenner's Apples & Oranges Erika D. 2008

  • I can remember hosts of Passovers past when all the attendees had to rush from work to the Seders where they sat, tired out from a long day, through a somewhat long service.

    Ten Things Tuesday – PASSOVER « The Life and Times of Organic Mama 2007

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