Definition: The word "Clambake" has a religious connotation in Judaism, with its roots in the Yiddish term for "rabble". It's often associated with Jewish feasts, particularly Passover or Easter, as it commemorates God’s deliverance from slavery. In Judaism, "clamakes" are small fish that are eaten during these times, symbolizing a feast of redemption and liberation. This word has been used in religious texts to denote the celebration of Passover, which is also known as the Feast of Tabernacles or Pentecost.
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