- bull
story (often
attributed by
erroneous folk
etymology to
combination of
bubbe, "grandmother", and meisse, "tale", but in fact
derives from "Bove-meisse"...
- An "old wives' tale" is a
colloquial expression referring to
spurious or
superstitious claims. They can be said
sometimes to be a type of
urban legend...
- Feed Me
Bubbe was a low
budget Jewish cooking show
starring Bertha Jonas. "
Bubbe" is the
Yiddish word for "Grandmother." Jonas's
grandson Avrom introduced...
- "men in the street" on The
Steve Allen Show. His
catchphrase was "Why not,
Bubbe?" (pronounced "whooooyyy not!")
Allen was born in New York City, the son...
-
religious upbringing.
Isabelle pays
frequent visits to her Yiddish-speaking
Bubbe (grandmother), Ida, on the
Lower East Side of Manhattan.
Anxious for her...
-
Schwartz Gera
Sandler as
Mordechai Schwartz Dina
Doron as Esty's
grandmother ("
Bubbe")
Aaron Altaras as
Robert Tamar Amit-Joseph as Yael
Roubeni Aziz Dyab as...
- the
diminutive babka,
which means "grandmother",
related to the
Yiddish bubbe.
Although the
Polish and
Ukrainian babka are
mutually eponymous with their...
- Rogen's An
American Pickle is a
sweet and sour ode to
Judaism that even your
bubbe will love". The
Globe and Mail.
Retrieved August 6, 2020. Gleiberman, Owen...
- Cinderella. A
parody version recorded by
Mickey Katz is
entitled "The Baby, the
Bubbe, and You". The
lyrics of the song are
algebraically analyzed in a math lesson...
-
Eastern Yiddish: טשיק, -chik,
diminutive suffix (from Slavic); AHD) bubbeh,
bubbe (Yid. באָבע): grandmother;
elderly woman (OED)
bubbeleh (Yid. באָבעלע):...
