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schm‑
prefix
- (used to form jocular, usually derisive reduplications):
our rich aunt in her fancy-schmancy clothes.
Word History and Origins
Origin of schm‑1
Example Sentences
The word itself evokes restraint, its rough schm- sound reminiscent of the knife’s halting scrape.
Meanwhile the misery of Man gains the upper hand, and in the following Allegro con moto there sounds all the fury of a wild chase: Ein Weinen, Kreischen, Schm�hen and Verfluchen Und Hohn und L�sterung und w�st' Geschrei Taucht aus des Menschenl�rmes Wirbelwogen.
Moreover, Fanny, I have here discovered the particular stops which ought to be used in Sebastian Bach's "Schm�cke dich, O liebe Seele."
Our journey was happily over, and yesterday I drove here, and at night met with a wonderful organ, on which I could play "Schm�cke dich, O liebe Seele!" to my heart's content.
Schneckh�s, Peckh�s, St�k du d�n ver Horner r�t, S�st schm�t ick d� in'n Graven, Da freten d� de Raven.
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