From the Yiddush.
Used to describe a crass, tall, and maybe smelly man who is kind of rough around the edges. This person is not mean. It can pertain to a tradesman who doesn't clean up after he has worked, and is still full of grease.
Used to describe a crass, tall, and maybe smelly man who is kind of rough around the edges. This person is not mean. It can pertain to a tradesman who doesn't clean up after he has worked, and is still full of grease.
by Martin Lizerbram May 13, 2005

The neighbor is a real cockroach. Not only is she a little twit, but she has a personality to match.
by Martin Lizerbram May 13, 2005

by Martin Lizerbram May 13, 2005

Yiddish word to describe someone who is arrogant, spoiled, and conceited, and thinks he is a big deal. Literally means an adult who is still in wet diapers.
See that sassy CEO driving that Lamborghini. He thinks he owns the world. He's really just a pisher.
by Martin Lizerbram October 14, 2007

A woman with very thin legs. In old days, it was a sign of coming from a poor family, with not much food available.
by Martin Lizerbram May 13, 2005

From the Yiddush, a male person who always gets the wrong end of the stick; a naive man, who doesn't know what's going on at any given time. He let's people take him over.
by Martin Lizerbram June 3, 2005

by Martin Lizerbram May 13, 2005
