milchik

British  

/ 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

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Etymology

Origin of milchik

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

Example Sentences

By a decade ago, Mr. Milchik’s foundation had all the rooms in the shared apartment but Ms. Fyodorova’s.

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Stuck in this communal quandary, Mr. Milchik and Mr. Gordin experimented with different solutions.

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Two of those friends, Mikhail I. Milchik and Yakov A. Gordin, solicited help from Russian corporations and started buying rooms in the communal apartment shortly after Brodsky’s death.

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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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