dreidel , also: dreidl

The song is about making a dreidel and playing with it.

When Israeli children play the game, they use a dreidel with different letters.

She was like a dreidel lightly spinning in my arms.

Each player spins the dreidel once during their turn.

We had Hanukkah presents every night, and my mother could certainly spin a dreidel.

He even has a little dreidel, as the Hanukkah song goes, made out of clay.

She is pointing to a colorful metal dreidel on the top shelf.

Father and daughter are still there, staring proudly at the dreidel on the top shelf.

Every year I start the meal with a dreidel full of mango sorbet.

Or become part of a dreidel, describing what can be seen whirling about some family's home back then."

Jewish children often play a game called dreidel.

In the game of dreidel, a rolled Nun passes play to the next player with no other action.

The dreidel shown was purchased in Jerusalem by an American couple.

An example of this type of spinner is a dreidel.

A castle-shaped silver dreidel has three smaller ones nesting inside.

A traveling dreidel contains pieces of a menorah in its belly.

Others trace the dreidel itself to the children's top game Teetotum.

Parents often give children chocolate gelt to play dreidel with.

When the color returned to the old man's face, he noticed that the others were playing dreidel and asked if he might join them.

The dreidel design was used through 2008.

Dreidel is now a spoof competitive sport in North America.

The company also sells inflatable turkeys, pumpkins and the occasional dreidel.

He taught himself the Hebrew alphabet after catching sight of the characters on a dreidel.

Potato pancakes to eat; a dreidel or top to spin; and Hanukkah money comes from every side.

The story dreidel, introduced in time for the holiday season, is a flat plastic square with a post driven through it.