by Dizygoggles424 December 23, 2018
This can mean in German "jewelerie" but in English it can be slang for "old and boring person" or "very intolerant person". Basically anyone who says no to a lot of things can be called a "schmuck". This is not a compliment or a thing to say when you are trying to be polite.
Examples:
Me: hey teacher, may I borrow a ruler
Teacher: no.
Me: may I borrow a ruler from my friend?
Teacher: no.
Me: than from who will I borrow a ruler?
Teacher: no one.
Me: wow, you're such an old schmuck.
Examples:
Me: hey teacher, may I borrow a ruler
Teacher: no.
Me: may I borrow a ruler from my friend?
Teacher: no.
Me: than from who will I borrow a ruler?
Teacher: no one.
Me: wow, you're such an old schmuck.
by Dizygoggles424 December 23, 2018
Word implied in African by old farmers from Burundi, and you can hear songs from them on YouTube. This word, Anakunguye, is the name of one of the songs. English people started mocking the songs because they were not used to such music. Now, Anakunguye is a slang word for a primitif person. It can be implied when someone just knocks you down in basketball and doesn't apologize, for example. The hashtags Bellow might help you understand the meaning.
Wow, that dude is a true Anakunguye. He kicked a person for no reason, which is primitif and simple.
by Dizygoggles424 December 23, 2018