Auld Lang Syne

Scottish for "Old Long Since." Which means the good old days. It is the traditional song played on New Years Eve.

Dude, their playing Auld Lang Syne for the New Years special on t.v.

by OnceLer January 1, 2006

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synagogue

A synagogue is the Jewish place of worship. Equivalents of other religions are churches and temples. The word Synagogue comes from the Greek Language, as Hebrew has no word meaning synagogue. The greek word 'synagein' is translated to mean 'to bring together'. It is called this because this is where the jewish community is brought together to worship. However, the Hebrew language refers to the synagogue as the 'Beit Haknesset', which again means 'house of assembly'. This again shows the idea of assembling and worshipping together.

The rabbis get along, the synagogues get along, and we talk to each other...

by FrankyJames March 2, 2010

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Synagoggles

Eyewear used to see "secret synagogues" invisible to the naked eye.

Jeez Louise, I need to worship but this place looks pretty un-jewish.....best put on my synagoggles

by PFT_PFT_HAAAA May 5, 2011

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Synagake

Bukake is the term commonly used to describe the act of several men unleashing the fury of multiple loads of semen onto a woman's face. When a bukake takes place in a synagogue, the holy house of the Jewish faith, it is then referred to as a synagake.

Several prominent Rabbis participated in Lindsay's first synagake. It took the custodians hours to mop up the junk (Jewish spunk)

by Craig in NYC July 13, 2011

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