Similar words: bar mitzvah, at midday, at midnight, batman, margaret mitchell, ritzy, fritz, blitz. Meaning: n. (Judaism) an initiation ceremony marking the 12th birthday of a Jewish girl and signifying the beginning of religious responsibility. v. confirm in the bat mitzvah ceremony, of girls in the Jewish faith.
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1. Jenny: It's my Bat Mitzvah party. I'm 13.
2. The planning for Sophie's bat mitzvah began late by American standards, almost as an afterthought.
3. And mini-poles have even been spotted as dance props at extravagant bat mitzvah parties in suburban precincts.
4. Along with their male counterparts, they are celebrating the bat mitzvah of a classmate in a cushy East Coast suburb.
5. "I'm just a normal Jewish girl, anywhere." 12-year old Sophie Rosen at her bat mitzvah.
6. She found her daughter lying on the floor at a bat mitzvah, surrounded by a group of boys, waiting for her "prince" to come and wake her.
7. They worked hard, but it was worth it: At age 14, Jenny led her own Bat Mitzvah service in English and Hebrew, accomplishing the same goal as the students who did not have a disability.
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