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Hebrew noun meaning "family". Lexographically related to Yiddish mishbucha.

Used to indicate indentification with the Jewish peoples.
"Hey bro, I'm takin' Yom Kippur off too! We're mishpacha!"
mishpacha by JordanH June 27, 2006
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(n) Mishpacha #2415 is an awesome chapter of Pomona Valley. Their colors are PURPLE and BLACK. The mascot is Muppet Babies. Their brother chapter is DBG AZA. This group of girls have enough spirit for all of BBYO! Mishpacha girls are also known as Mishpachotties! ;)
Mishpacha is the best, most spirited, awesome chapter in SoCal BBYO, who love to eat spooy and have an awesome time together.
Mishpacha by Winter tern '09-'10 April 17, 2010

mishpuchah 

A yiddish word meaning family
Fun for the whole mishpuchah!
mishpuchah by Scott Van Vechten December 14, 2004
Yiddish. an entire family that is very lucky because of their home.
The mishpocha from Africa had a lot of food to eat.
mishpocha by philipfizurjr@gmail.com December 21, 2017

Michacha 

Michacha is a coffee with milk and caramel
I would like a michacha please xoxo
Michacha by Budde_meister12 September 15, 2023

MISHPUCKA 

Yiddish for mafia. This is thee most powerful of the known families ie Italian, Russian, ect.
Remember Hymie now that your a Mishpucka: One miss step and your in deep mudder pucka".
MISHPUCKA by BillyB December 21, 2012

Misrachaep 

She is very talented in her editing skills and is very unique with her style also one of the best after effects editor
Have you seen Misrachaep’s recent post??
Misrachaep by Misrachaep May 17, 2021
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murderhobo 

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"Shit...the sales director chewed me out on the sales call this morning. He's totally pissed that I have nothing in my pipeline. I've been focused on this one whale for so long that I haven't had time to prospect for normal-sized deals."
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hey let's get a drink of that?

go ahead
*takes drink* ugh wtf is that?

everclear & bepsi
fucking hobo loko eeessshh
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