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What is Kosher?
1) Blessed jewish food
2) Free from incriminating details
"Always ask for the kosher meal on flights, the staff don't ever spit in those"
"Let's keep this kosher. No references to your depraved sex life"
Kosher - meme gif
Kosher - video
Kosher - what is it?
Derived from the Hebrew word "kasher," which means "proper" or "pure.".
Although it is most commonly used in describing the dietary law of the old testiment or torah, it can be used fully interchangeably with "proper" or "pure" or even "lawful".
A high volume of youth have started using it as a slang for "cool" or "chill".
This meat is kosher.
Would you believe that "in her eyes", this is perfectly kosher?
What does "Kosher" mean?
To be genuine and/or legitimate.
She consulted lawyers to make sure everything was kosher.
Kosher - what does it mean?
Don't worry, everything's kosher.
Kosher - meaning
The phrase used when someone does something that most people don't agree with; socially unacceptable; politically incorrect.
This phrase cannot be used in reference to dill pickles, because I'm pretty sure those are always kosher.
Jack: John, are you stealing those little kids' lunch money again? You're like 40 man you need to stop that.
John: (Looks down at his feet with shame)
Jack: Not kosher man, not kosher at all
Kosher - definition
just got some kosher, come over.
Kosher - slang
The latest way of saying cool, amazing, awesome, radical or sweet.
Tim: I can't wait to go to the movies tonight with Beth.
Drew: I can't believe she's letting you actually take her, that sounds kosher!
Kosher
Adjective
1. Worthy of acceptance
2. Something is chill
3. Something is blessed
1. Dude, he’s kosher, let him in.
2. Nah bro, her and I are kosher right now.
3. My life is so kosher right now. I just got $100 for a survey.
Kosher
A brand of pickles that has commonly been mistaken for a religion.
Wow...these Kosher pickles must have the highest point of connection to G-d.
Kosher
When something is socially acceptable.
Person 1: I'm going to light up a blunt in here
Person 2: No bro, that's not kosher, my parents will be pissed.