Definitions
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- adjective of food Not
kosher .
Etymologies
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Examples
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Jews began dubbing this sort of dish "safe treyf" - treyf being the Yiddish word for "unclean."
Serious Eats 2010
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Woody Allen called treyf (unkosher) on American Apparel for appropriating his image in an ad.
CNBC's Maria Bartiromo Asks "Who's in Charge Here?" - It's Anyone's Guess. MediaBizBuzz April 7 2008
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However of his twin sons Gordon the narrator and Bernard, only the later inherits his father's abilities just to refuse to use them because they are "treyf", unclean.
"Objects of Worship" by Claude Lalumiere (Reviewed by Liviu Suciu) Liviu 2010
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Vegetables must be checked for insects, as insects are considered "treyf," meaning not kosher.
Conservapedia - Recent changes [en] Joaquín Martínez 2010
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Vegetables must be checked for insects, as insects are considered "treyf," meaning not kosher.
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Vegetables must be checked for insects, as insects are considered "treyf," meaning not kosher.
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Vegetables must be checked for insects, as insects are considered "treyf," meaning not kosher.
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Army-issued cheeseburgers would be outlawed as "treyf."
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Army-issued cheeseburgers would be outlawed as "treyf."
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Their systems, it appeared, couldn't fend off the unfamiliar — and ultimately, toxic — presence of treyf.
The Dying Tradition 2010
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