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gefilte fish 

Jewish snack made of ground fish (carp, mullet, whitefish, pike), egg whites, matzoh meal (wheat flour and water), onions and salt. Usually served chilled, sometimes with horseradish.
Most Kosher meals on airplanes include gefilte fish.
gefilte fish by Heatherface March 31, 2005

Gefilte Fish 

1. Nonsense, Hogwash, Balderdash, Rubbish, Balogna.
2. The antithesis of shul.
"This is the worst stuffed cabbage I've ever had! What gefilte fish!"

"What!?! I still have to write 6 more pages for my essay! Totally gefilte fish!"

"I know you're lying, don't feed me none of that gefilte fish!"
Gefilte Fish by ShabbasDzor October 20, 2009

gefilte fish 

A staple cuisine of the revered Ashkenazi Jewish culture, the same people which brought you delicious hamantashen cookies with apricot and prune filling. Though it has been scientifically proven to be delicious, it often earns a bad reputation from Sephardic Jews, who clearly don't know their asses from their elbows when it comes to good food.
Damn, Bubby. Can a nigga get seconds on that gefilte fish?
gefilte fish by The Ashkenaztiest December 14, 2008

gefilte fish 

Gefilte fish is a completely nasty food made of ground up fish guts. It is essentially jewish spam.
That gefilte fish tastes like ground up fish guts!
gefilte fish by David Shwartz April 26, 2006

gefilte fish 

A staple of the revered Ashkenazi Jewish cuisine, the same people which brought you delicious hamantashen cookies with apricot and prune filling. Though it has been scientifically proven to be delicious, it often earns a bad reputation from Sephardic Jews, who clearly don't know their asses from their elbows when it comes to good food.
Damn, Bubby. Can a nigga get seconds on that gefilte fish?
gefilte fish by The Ashkenaztiest December 14, 2008

Gefiltefishing 

When a non-Jewish person (a “goy”) makes themselves appear Jewish.

Alternatively spelled “ gefiltephishing”. A derivative of “blackfishing”.
“Yeah, George sometimes went as far as wearing a Star of David necklace, when he has zero connection to Judaism. He was gefiltefishing us the whole time.”
Gefiltefishing by TK2000 October 30, 2023
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