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shulgoers

shulgoers is the plural of shulgoer.

Meaning of shulgoer

Noun

shulgoer (plural shulgoers)

  1. (Judaism) One who attends shul (“a synagogue”); a practising Jew.
    • [H]e was invited, on his first visit to my synagogue in St John's Wood, to choose between sitting in the wardens' box or occupying a prominent front row seat. As he is orthodox and a regular shulgoer, this was quite a quandary. He decided to sit in the wardens' box.2000, Cyril Harris, For Heaven’s Sake: The Chief Rabbi’s Diary, Goodwood [Western Cape?], South Africa: Cyril Harris, →ISBN, page 136
    Synonyms:
    synagogue-goer

Questions about shulgoers

What is shulgoers the plural of?
Shulgoers is the plural of shulgoer.

Words near shulgoers in the dictionary

  1. shulers
  2. shules
  3. Shulgin
  4. Shulgins
  5. shulgoer
  6. shulgoers
  7. Shuli
  8. Shulin
  9. Shulkin
  10. Shull
  11. Shulls

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