Word famously used by British and American soldiers in world war two as an insult to German soldiers. What the soldiers didn't realise at the time was that 'krout' was actually (and still is) the German word for Cabbage, hence 'sour krout'.
I wonder what the German soldiers must have thought when they saw a Platoon of Allied troops running towards them with behonettes yelling 'CABBAGE!'
I wonder what the German soldiers must have thought when they saw a Platoon of Allied troops running towards them with behonettes yelling 'CABBAGE!'
by Jon Hazell August 27, 2006
Word famously used by most English speaking nations in world war two as slang for Germans, because 'krout' is German for Cabbage, hence 'sour krout'. And German's who weren't directing the evil, were behaving like Cabbages. This follows a European trend of naming Peoples by their food they are famous for eating.. For example Frogs - French, and Le Rost Bif (roast beef) - British.
by OriginalYeti January 8, 2008
The idiot's way of spelling "kraut" which was a slang term towards German people/soldiers during the World Wars. Derived from the food they eat.
by Rondawg93 July 20, 2011
by delta4611 November 20, 2009
Very similar to a dirty Sanchez, but instead of making it in the shape of a Mexican mustache, it is done in Hitler mustache style.
by Steve yafukinidiot January 5, 2008
hey check out that kid and his tight pants getting into his jetta that sits a inch off the ground with 20 inch rims. what is that a 1.8L TuRbO ohhhh man!!! what a krout burner.
by 4g63t February 10, 2010