Pronunciation: /ˈkoʊʃər/
noun food that is prepared according to Jewish dietary laws
A1 I only eat kosher food.
A2 The restaurant serves kosher meals.
B1 She follows a kosher diet for religious reasons.
B2 The kosher certification ensures the food meets certain dietary laws.
C1 The kosher butcher prepares meat according to Jewish dietary laws.
C2 The rabbi inspected the kitchen to ensure it was kosher.
adjective denoting or relating to food that is prepared according to Jewish dietary laws
A1 The food at the restaurant is kosher.
A2 My friend only eats kosher food.
B1 The kosher certification ensures that the product meets certain dietary requirements.
B2 The kosher butcher prepares meat according to Jewish dietary laws.
C1 The kosher wine was served at the wedding reception.
C2 The kosher dietary laws are followed strictly in this household.
formal The restaurant only serves kosher food in accordance with Jewish dietary laws.
informal My friend only eats kosher food because of his religious beliefs.
slang I heard this new deli makes the most killer kosher sandwiches in town.
figurative The company's financial practices are not exactly kosher, if you know what I mean.
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