A minor fight, usually an on-field quarrel between GAA players.
Pronounced “sheh-MOZZ-uhl”, this is GAA sporting slang coined by Irish radio presenter Michael O’Hehir. It refers to a minor altercation between players - quarrels that don’t escalate into serious physical violence. A bit of wrestling, a few shoves - ah sure, nothing but a schmozzle.
A word that can mean literally anything. If someone needs anymore context, it’s probably Jewish.
John: Wow, that’s a pretty cool shlamozzle ya got there.
Fred: Yeah, I got this shlamozzle from the shlamozzle shoppe.
John: No, I mean the other shlamozzle you have there. I hate that first shlamozzle you said.
1. A Jewish horn similar to the shofar blown in times of war.
2. Another name for a mans sexual organs.
1. Today at the synagogue we practiced our ancient tradition of blowing shlamozzle.
2. Dyslexic: I just failed that Advanced Algebratest.
Cam: You really took the shlamozzle on that one bud. Blew that shlamozzle like pro.