Cousin Chaim's definitions

Khazer

Khazer (חזיר ''kha'-zer'') is the Yiddish word for pig.

A khazer blaybt a khazer (lit. a pig remains a pig).

by Cousin Chaim May 9, 2012

Yiddish kop

Yiddish kop or Yiddisher kop (ייִדיש קאָפּ); lit. Jewish head, is an Yiddish expression. The latter is used when a person wants to indicate that Jews, of which mainly Ashkenazi Jews are meant, are smart (have a good head).

Only an Yiddish kop like Einstein can solve this.

by Cousin Chaim May 9, 2012

Meshugener

Meshugener (pronounced as meh∙shoog'∙en∙er ) is the Yiddish word for crazy person.

HA-HA, look at that meshugener running around pantless!

by Cousin Chaim May 24, 2012