milchik

/ ˈmilxɪk /

adjective

1. Also called: milky. Judaism containing or used in the preparation of milk products and so not to be used with meat products Compare fleishik See also kashruth

Word History and Origins

Origin of milchik¹

Yiddish, from milch milk, ultimately from Old High German; compare _milch ; see also _milk

Example Sentences

Once Mr. Milchik had raised that, the businessman raised the price by $75,000.

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On June 4, 1972, Mr. Milchik followed Brodsky to the airport, where the poet boarded a plane for Vienna.

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“At the time, farewell parties resembled funerals,” Mr. Milchik, 87, recalled.

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Upon his return from the airport, Mr. Milchik, an arts researcher, took pictures of the room.

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Mr. Levchenko owns the apartment through which people enter the memorial room, which in turn is owned by the foundation headed by Mr. Milchik.

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