| We'd go over to an aunt's house, play dreidel and then on each night of Hanukkah, there'd be all the presents in the living room. |
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| Foil-wrapped chocolate coins called Hanukkah Gelt are given as gifts and are also the prize in a children's game called dreidel. |
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| You know, to watch them eating potato latkes and playing dreidel would be, I think at this point, my ideal. |
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| He taught himself the Hebrew alphabet after catching sight of the characters on a dreidel. |
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| Each person takes a turn at spinning the cube-shaped dreidel, which has a Hebrew letter on each side. |
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| Jane wiped her watering eyes and turned to look at the spinning dreidel. |
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| The letter the dreidel shows when it has finished spinning determines whether players win or loose the coins. |
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| Again, playing dreidel for money is not the same as gambling in a casino. |
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| More than menorah lighting and dreidel spinning, Hanukkah is known for its culinary delicacy, latkes. |
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| There are feathers floating in my limonana, drool on the dreidel, wool wound 'round the menorah, and mud mushed into my dress. |
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| Light the candles, opening presents, and playing dreidel are the best things about the holidays. |
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| But as anyone who has ever spun a dreidel on Hanukkah knows, religions have mixed views on the subject. |
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| The dreidel is a four-sided spinning top that children play with on Hanukkah. |
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| Get hip for Hanukkah with sweaters and cardigans along with bow ties handmade in England with the Star of David or dreidel prints. |
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| If the dreidel lands on gimel, the player takes the entire pot. |
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| If anything can make the dreidel cool, it might just be the Beyblade. |
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| Just as the Angel was about to cast him below, Velvel remembered the night when Elijah had come to his house in the guise of an old man, and fleeced him at dreidel. |
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| The Visitor On a bitterly cold night on the outskirts of Vilkovishk, Velvel the Tailor and Gronam the Milkman were playing a friendly game of dreidel, when they heard a knock at the door. |
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| At home, the girl helps make latkes and Hanukkah cookies, and plays dreidel with Grandma. |
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| For this Hanukkah, Hoffman added new pages to THE MENSCH ON A BENCH book to teach children the Hanukkah prayers and how to play dreidel. |
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| Hanukkah is a great time to relish with potato latkes or a game of dreidel with friends and family. |
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| But as Billy watched his father wrestle with the prayers, the candles, and a plastic dreidel that seemed engineered not to spin, he felt terrible. |
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