a better, more refined manner of saying goodbye, especially to a close friend or loved one.
referring to the only slightly tasty condiment, the phrase is generally believed to have been invented by Timothy Walker in the state of New York sometime near the turn of the century.
referring to the only slightly tasty condiment, the phrase is generally believed to have been invented by Timothy Walker in the state of New York sometime near the turn of the century.
Devon: "peace out 'kraut, as in sauerkraut"
Tim: "Oh nice, peace out sauerkraut, that's my phrase, i made that up"
Devon and Valentina: "no you did not"
Tim: "this is bullass."
Tim: "Oh nice, peace out sauerkraut, that's my phrase, i made that up"
Devon and Valentina: "no you did not"
Tim: "this is bullass."
by Studs McGee March 26, 2009
Like the word (wafflecrapper) but instead this girl is so fine that she can crap on you sauerkraut and still be very attractive
"Gee Kelsey, your'e a sauerkraut crapper," said Daniel.
"Wow Jessica alba, (my wife) you are a sauerkraut crapper," said Tyler.
"Dang NN girls, i'm sorry but your'e only waffle crappers, not sauerkraut crappers"
"Wow Jessica alba, (my wife) you are a sauerkraut crapper," said Tyler.
"Dang NN girls, i'm sorry but your'e only waffle crappers, not sauerkraut crappers"
by Danielisawafflecrapper October 3, 2007
V. The act of walking like a sauerkraut, and or being noticed as a sauerkraut in the act of walking.
Guy: Jen, I don't think I can go out with you anymore..
Jen: Why not!?
Guy: Well, every day in public I see you walkin' like a sauerkraut. It needs to stop, or its over!
Jen: Why not!?
Guy: Well, every day in public I see you walkin' like a sauerkraut. It needs to stop, or its over!
by Keblic June 12, 2007
1. A mockery of the use of fo shizzle and supposed to sound something of an insult.
This four letter phrase contains two German words, Schnitzel and Saurkraut, both of which happen to be foods:
Schnitzel (Pronounced: Shneet-zul) A very thin slice of veal (pork) which is made tender by pounding flat with a steak hammer and traditionally prepared by coating it in wheat, flour, eggs and breadcrumbs before being fried in clarified butter or lard and finally seasoned with black pepper and other spices.
Sauerkraut (Pronounced: Zower-krout) Finely sliced white cabbage fermented in lactic acid. The word literally means "Sour Cabbage" in German. It is one of the key ingredients to the North American Reuben Sandwhich.
This phrase can also be used by replacing the word "my" with "mein" (which is the german word for "my" - Pronounced: Mine or My-in)
As in: Fo Schnitzel mein sauerkraut
This four letter phrase contains two German words, Schnitzel and Saurkraut, both of which happen to be foods:
Schnitzel (Pronounced: Shneet-zul) A very thin slice of veal (pork) which is made tender by pounding flat with a steak hammer and traditionally prepared by coating it in wheat, flour, eggs and breadcrumbs before being fried in clarified butter or lard and finally seasoned with black pepper and other spices.
Sauerkraut (Pronounced: Zower-krout) Finely sliced white cabbage fermented in lactic acid. The word literally means "Sour Cabbage" in German. It is one of the key ingredients to the North American Reuben Sandwhich.
This phrase can also be used by replacing the word "my" with "mein" (which is the german word for "my" - Pronounced: Mine or My-in)
As in: Fo Schnitzel mein sauerkraut
by Katherine der Klein Fraulein July 31, 2006
(to): to make money hand over fist
if people you do know chop some sauerkraut, don't be surprised if some of the methods they used were illegal
by Sexydimma November 5, 2019
by Joan J June 10, 2008
if some of the people you do know do chop some sauerkraut, don't be surprised the methods they are using to do so may not be legal
by Sexydimma December 18, 2017