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Word History and Origins
Origin of milchik1
Yiddish, from milch milk, ultimately from Old High German; compare milch ; see also milk
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Example Sentences
Once Mr. Milchik had raised that, the businessman raised the price by $75,000.
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On June 4, 1972, Mr. Milchik followed Brodsky to the airport, where the poet boarded a plane for Vienna.
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“At the time, farewell parties resembled funerals,” Mr. Milchik, 87, recalled.
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Upon his return from the airport, Mr. Milchik, an arts researcher, took pictures of the room.
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Mr. Levchenko owns the apartment through which people enter the memorial room, which in turn is owned by the foundation headed by Mr. Milchik.
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