What does kosher. mean?
kosher. means adj. Conforming to Jewish dietary laws. Most airlines and cruise ships will provide kosher meals for their Jewish passengers. See also halal.
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What is the abbreviation for adj. Conforming to Jewish dietary laws. Most airlines and cruise ships will provide kosher meals for their Jewish passengers. See also halal.?
adj. Conforming to Jewish dietary laws. Most airlines and cruise ships will provide kosher meals for their Jewish passengers. See also halal. can be abbreviated as kosher.
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What does kosher. stand for? kosher. stands for "adj. Conforming to Jewish dietary laws. Most airlines and cruise ships will provide kosher meals for their Jewish passengers. See also halal.". |
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How to abbreviate "adj. Conforming to Jewish dietary laws. Most airlines and cruise ships will provide kosher meals for their Jewish passengers. See also halal."? "adj. Conforming to Jewish dietary laws. Most airlines and cruise ships will provide kosher meals for their Jewish passengers. See also halal." can be abbreviated as kosher.. |
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What is the meaning of kosher. abbreviation? The meaning of kosher. abbreviation is "adj. Conforming to Jewish dietary laws. Most airlines and cruise ships will provide kosher meals for their Jewish passengers. See also halal.". |
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What is kosher. abbreviation? One of the definitions of kosher. is "adj. Conforming to Jewish dietary laws. Most airlines and cruise ships will provide kosher meals for their Jewish passengers. See also halal.". |
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What does kosher. mean? kosher. as abbreviation means "adj. Conforming to Jewish dietary laws. Most airlines and cruise ships will provide kosher meals for their Jewish passengers. See also halal.". |
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What is shorthand of adj. Conforming to Jewish dietary laws. Most airlines and cruise ships will provide kosher meals for their Jewish passengers. See also halal.? The most common shorthand of "adj. Conforming to Jewish dietary laws. Most airlines and cruise ships will provide kosher meals for their Jewish passengers. See also halal." is kosher.. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
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- halal. - adj. Conforming to Islamic dietary laws. Most airlines and cruise ships will provide halal meals for their Muslim passengers. See also kosher.
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- HOT lane. - A separate lane on a highway, usually separated by a barrier, reserved for high occupancy vehicles that have paid a toll (the acronym stands for "high occupancy toll"). See also HOV lane.
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- nose count. - The physical counting of passengers, as by a flight attendant, to compare a manifest with the actual number of passengers. See also head count.
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- pod propulsion. - An advanced engine system used by cruise ships that results in the virtual elimination of ship vibration. Also called azimuthing pod propulsion.
- sea trial. - One of a series of test sailings before a ship, such as a cruise ship, is put into service and accepts passengers. See also shakedown cruise.
- steward. - A ship's employee responsible for the care of passengers. See also cabin steward.
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- mine - (DOD) 2.In naval mine warfare, an explosive device laid in the water with the intention of damaging or sinking ships or of deterring shipping from entering an area.See also land mine warfare; mine war
- transponder - (DOD,NATO) A receiver-transmitter which will generate a reply signal, upon proper interrogation.See also responsor.
- winch - (DOD) A hoisting machine used for loading and discharging cargo and stores or for hauling in lines.See also stores.
- RHINO - Really Here In Name Only. An acronym for when we'd rather be somewhere else, and a reminder for us when arranging activities for others: people usually have other priorities, so respect and make the best possible use of other people's time. See also MEGO,