1. (noun) a dialect of High German including some Hebrew and other words; spoken in Europe as a vernacular by many Jews; written in the Hebrew script

• bagel
• beigel
• chachka
• tchotchke
• tsatske
• tshatshke
• chachka
• tchotchke
• tchotchkeleh
• tsatske
• tshatshke
• chutzpa
• chutzpah
• hutzpah
• chutzpanik
• ganef
• ganof
• gonif
• goniff
• kibitzer
• klutz
• knish
• knocker
• kvetch
• kvetch
• megillah
• mensch
• mensh
• meshuga
• meshugga
• meshugge
• meshuggeneh
• meshuggener
• meshugaas
• mishegaas
• mishegoss
• meshuggeneh
• meshuggener
• mishpachah
• mishpocha
• nebbech
• nebbish
• nosh
• nudnick
• nudnik
• pareve
• parve
• pisha paysha
• putz
• schemozzle
• shemozzle
• schlemiel
• shlemiel
• schlep
• schlepper
• shlep
• shlepper
• schlimazel
• shlimazel
• schmaltz
• schmalz
• shmaltz
• schmear
• schmeer
• shmear
• schmegegge
• shmegegge
• schmo
• schmuck
• shmo
• shmuck
• schnook
• shnook
• schnorrer
• shnorrer
• schtick
• schtik
• shtick
• shtik
• schtick
• schtik
• shtick
• shtik
• schtick
• schtik
• shtick
• shtik
• schtick
• schtik
• shtick
• shtik
• shmooze
• tsoris
• tsuris
• yenta
• yenta

1. (noun) a dialect of High German including some Hebrew and other words; spoken in Europe as a vernacular by many Jews; written in the Hebrew script

• german
• german language
• high german