yarmulke

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• Guests wore yarmulkes -- Burke brought his own fuchsia zucchetto worn by bishops -- as a symbol of God's presence, and enjoyed traditional seder fare: matzo, horseradish, apples and wine. Hebrew Catholics? Jews Keep Wary Eye On New Group
• Saltzman is still wearing a yarmulke, which is appropriate to his religious beliefs, but which makes him look very foreign and strange to Anibal Gonzalez, who himself looks foreign and strange to a lot of people on the Cape, even though he’s an expert cabinetmaker. Alice in Jeopardy
• Our seats were next to a pair of bearded gentlemen wearing yarmulkes - Orthodox Jews, by my measure.
• One couple wore yarmulkes and carried a siddur; another couple looked like ordained ministers, but I didn't know for sure of which Christian denomination.
• When they disembarked from the cars of the Long Island Railroad in the evenings, hands reached into pockets and yarmulkes were slipped back in place. How We Avenged the Blums
• They walk with Yarmulkes held high and tzitzit waving in the streets. Rabbi Shmuley Boteach: On Nixon's Allegation That the Jews Have No Pride
• Quebec has banned state employees from wearing burqas, niqabs, yarmulkes or large crucifixes in the workplace. Times, Sunday Times
• “Shabbat shalom,” responds the man, whose black sateen yarmulke stands up, tentlike, on his balding head. American Grace
• For example a person can be identified as Jewish by his yarmulke.
• The most common hat for men in the synagogue is a small round cap called a yarmulke or a kippah, but an ordinary homburg or street hat will be accepted.