German for 'also'. Can also be used in English as a scoff, "Auch, that's nonsense" or as an expletive "Auch, fuck this", or just auch by itself, which holds the same meaning as fuck or shit or argh.
Ich mag auch Pfannkuchen. (German meaning "I also like pancakes")
Auch, fuck this bollocks
Auch, I lost my keys again!
Auch, fuck this bollocks
Auch, I lost my keys again!
by kyle.biddle November 16, 2010
by Taquitos February 24, 2017
'Was auch immer' is German for 'Whatever!'
Literally translated it means 'What also always' but ignore that. Ask any German you know for confirmation.
Literally translated it means 'What also always' but ignore that. Ask any German you know for confirmation.
Guy: 'Man, I love being here in Germany drinking beer and scamming on chicks.'
Girlfriend: 'Was auch immer...'
Girlfriend: 'Was auch immer...'
by Ray Babycakes July 18, 2006
Used to tell players in a game of hide and seek that the game was over and they could come out of hiding because someone reached home
Alle alle auch sind frei
that was transformed over the years by non- German speaking children as Oly-oly-oxen-free From the German
"All All in come free"
Alle alle auch sind frei
that was transformed over the years by non- German speaking children as Oly-oly-oxen-free From the German
"All All in come free"
alle alle auch sind frei
by dansha October 16, 2008
Another word for watching
by 76540 November 15, 2020