ovel

British  

/ ˈɒvəl /

noun

1. Judaism a mourner, esp during the first seven days after a death See also shivah

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Etymology

Origin of ovel

from Hebrew

Example Sentences

Lock threw a sh ovel pass to DaeSean Hamilton to put Denver ahead, Lindsay sealed the game with a late TD scamper and the Broncos extended the Detroit Lions’ skid to eight straight with a 27-17 win Sunday.

From Seattle Times

Now living with his wife, Ovel, in Coopersburg, Pa., Mr. Rankin said he would like to visit Kaaterskill Falls again, at some point, to see the new safety features.

From New York Times

Mr Ovel raised nearly £8,000 by building a human-sized wheel in his garden and then moving it to his local high street, to run in front of shoppers for a day.

From BBC

His efforts were named alongside Dean Ovel's 24 hours spent running on a giant hamster wheel in aid of Southend Hospital Charity's Dementia Appeal.

From BBC

Dean Ovel, who built and ran on a human-size hamster wheel in aid of dementia, was also recognised by the awards from website JustGiving.

From BBC