Martin Lizerbram's definitions

cockamanian

A thin plasticized transfer or a decal from a thick piece of paper to the skin. Water was used to soften the decal. A word used in the 1930's and 1940's.
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The cockamanian looks like a tattoo on your skin. Of course, it is only temporary.

by Martin Lizerbram May 13, 2005

kunyalemmel

From the Yiddush, a male person who always gets the wrong end of the stick; a naive man, who doesn't know what's going on at any given time. He let's people take him over.

That kunyalemmel let's everyone walk all over him. He's a Mr. Milquetoast.

by Martin Lizerbram June 3, 2005

schmeckel

1. Yiddish word used for a schmuck, but who is a little more benign, a more stupid and uninformed schmuck.

2. used also for a pre-pubescent penis, not yet fully grown.

1. He is a real schmeckel, for stealing sheets from the hotel laundry room for a toga party, with a policeman watching.

2. My 11 year old son is just discovering that his schmeckel
may be used for something else other than peeing.

by Martin Lizerbram October 9, 2007

piano legs

A woman with very thin legs. In old days, it was a sign of coming from a poor family, with not much food available.

She has such piano legs. Her family should feed her more.

by Martin Lizerbram May 13, 2005

Bolagoola

From the Yiddush.
Used to describe a crass, tall, and maybe smelly man who is kind of rough around the edges. This person is not mean. It can pertain to a tradesman who doesn't clean up after he has worked, and is still full of grease.

That plumber you hired is a real bolagoola. I can't get near him, he is so smelly.

by Martin Lizerbram May 13, 2005

pisher

Yiddish word to describe someone who is arrogant, spoiled, and conceited, and thinks he is a big deal. Literally means an adult who is still in wet diapers.

See that sassy CEO driving that Lamborghini. He thinks he owns the world. He's really just a pisher.

by Martin Lizerbram October 14, 2007

grippe

Ailing with the flu, viral illness, or a bad cold, especially with an elevated temperature.

He's down with the grippe. he will have to see the doctor if he get's worse.

by Martin Lizerbram May 13, 2005