Funny Advice

4751. Never Test the Depth of a River with Both Feet

An African proverb. See also African.

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Funny Insults

4752. Zipfelklatscher

A Bavarian insult. See also German.

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Funny Nicknames

4753. Mr. Sir

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Funny Words

4754. Dollop

Fun to say, it's a spot of sorbet.

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Funny Insults

4755. Klutz

A clumsy person (Yiddish). Literally means "a block of wood." I suppose a synonym for that would be "blockhead," a la Charlie Brown.

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Funny Words

4756. Spangle

A small, glittering, shiny piece of metal used as a decoration.
To sprinkle or stud with such glittery tiny, bright pieces.

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Funny Words

4757. Glitch

A slip-up or minor error of operation. See also Yiddish.

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Funny Words

4758. Shlep

To drag ones self along, slouchily or lazily, particularly when performing a duty grudgingly. "He shlepped the heavy box out of the mail truck." See also Yiddish.

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Funny Words

4759. Schmaltzy

A Yiddish word meaning "chicken fatty", or "greasy," describes extreme gushing, over-the-top flattery, or corniness. See also Yiddish.

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Funny Words

4760. Schtick

A Yiddish word for what a person is known to do, or the M.O. (modus operandi), such as a comedian's schtick that keeps them coming back for more. See also Yiddish.

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