Jewish Princess
Americannoun
Etymology
Origin of Jewish Princess
An Americanism dating back to 1970–75
Example Sentences
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Also among the competition program’s newest contestants are Denali, a professional figure skater from Chicago; Elliott with 2 Ts, a Las Vegas showgirl and professional dancer with an ’80s aesthetic; Joey Jay, a “Jewish princess” and dancer from Phoenix; Kahmora Hall, “Chicago’s premiere Mackie Barbie” doll; and Kandy Muse, Brooklyn’s Drag Queen of the Year.
From Los Angeles Times
"I am so excited to voice Disney’s first Jewish princess," Sigler wrote on Twitter.
From Fox News
"If I had played my cards right, I could have been the first Jewish princess," she reportedly told the audience.
From Fox News
Paltrow described the “long line of influential Eastern European rabbis” that her family descended from on a genealogy reality show in 2011 — no rabbis but the best for the queen of Hollywood! — and did the same in a 2006 interview, jokingly calling herself a “Jewish princess.”
From Salon
"I'm a white Jewish princess out of my car! Here!"
From The Guardian
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