Esther English

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What does Esther mean?

Esther

— noun (Old Testament) a beautiful Jewess chosen by the king of Persia to be his queen; she stopped a plot to massacre all the Jews in Persia (an event celebrated by Jews as the feast of Purim)

— noun an Old Testament book telling of a beautiful Jewess who became queen of Persia and saved her people from massacre

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Book of Esther

Hester

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Simple sentences

Esther is a lesbian Jew.

Esther survived the Holocaust.

Esther teaches Hebrew.

Esther has a number on her arm.

Esther didn't have time to eat the continental breakfast.

Esther survived the Shoah.

Esther is Rachel's wife.

Esther is Estonian.

The only language Esther knows how to speak is Yiddish.

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Come on, Esther.

I was just kidding, Esther.

Esther is a player.

You want to wage war with goyim, want to become a Mordechai who raised 75,000 for Esther, then you must take off your goy clothes first.

So long, Esther.

Isn't it a lovely day, Esther, dear?

Esther Smith!

Miss Esther. Miss Esther.

I can do the cakewalk if Esther does it too.

Oh, come on, Esther, do it!

Good night, Miss Esther.

Yes, Miss Esther?

Gosh, Miss Esther.

You know, Esther?

This is Esther. Here, hold on to her.

There's Rudolph, with Esther's number on.

You keep quiet, Esther.

Listen, Esther, or Rudolph, whichever one you are.

Esther got out. I was puttin' her back in.

Tickling Esther.

You want to tickle Esther? She likes it.

Esther, what are you doing up there?

About your not being disappointed when you found out Esther invented the formula.

I don't know. Esther's working awfully hard.

I'd go there with Esther Williams.

Better make it snappy, Esther.

Esther, if you hurry we can have coffee.

Esther. Don't you fucking touch me again.

Esther.

She sold her business about eight months ago to Mrs. Esther Redi.

That's my Aunt Esther and my Cousins Herb and Bill.

But- - But what if Aunt Esther don't want me?

Give Esther a break, won't you.

Still, Esther has come with me from Antioch for your permission to marry. It's granted.

With your permission, Esther wishes to speak to her master.

You're eager to marry, Esther?

He will pay for Esther's freedom.

Her freedom will be my wedding gift to Esther.