German for 'also'. Can also be used in English as a scoff, "Auch, that's nonsense" or as an expletive "Auch, fuck this", or just auch by itself, which holds the same meaning as fuck or shit or argh.
Ich mag auch Pfannkuchen. (German meaning "I also like pancakes")
Auch, fuck this bollocks
Auch, I lost my keys again!
Auch, fuck this bollocks
Auch, I lost my keys again!
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'Was auch immer' is German for 'Whatever!'
Literally translated it means 'What also always' but ignore that. Ask any German you know for confirmation.
Literally translated it means 'What also always' but ignore that. Ask any German you know for confirmation.
Guy: 'Man, I love being here in Germany drinking beer and scamming on chicks.'
Girlfriend: 'Was auch immer...'
Girlfriend: 'Was auch immer...'
by Ray Babycakes July 18, 2006
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Alle alle auch sind frei
that was transformed over the years by non- German speaking children as Oly-oly-oxen-free From the German
"All All in come free"
Alle alle auch sind frei
that was transformed over the years by non- German speaking children as Oly-oly-oxen-free From the German
"All All in come free"
by dansha February 21, 2009
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player 1: Hey lets go to ah-chee-in-down!
Player 2: Where?
Player 3: you mean ow-chin-doon?
player 1: sure... the place in Terokkar
Players 1 & 2: OH! why did you say so?
*and off they go to auchindoun*
Player 2: Where?
Player 3: you mean ow-chin-doon?
player 1: sure... the place in Terokkar
Players 1 & 2: OH! why did you say so?
*and off they go to auchindoun*
by Ste08 January 14, 2009
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The meaning of Auchtermuchty is roughly translated as "Field of Boars" and this refers to the fact that in days gone by it was an area of extensive woodland filled with wild boar and deer that were hunted by royalty. The royalty often frequented the Royal Palace of Falkland which is about 4 miles away.
An interesting point about Auchtermuchty is that its name is virtually unpronouncable to non-scots (Germans being a noted guttural exception) Americans in particular, find it tough to say Auchtermuchty.
Due to this, A Miller advert was once created playing on the name in which the main actor is striding through a beautiful scottish glen. On top of his head is a racoon Davy Crocket hat and as the Yank walks he shouts (in an american accent) "When I told ma friends I was going to Okkertomukety, they said "Where the fox hat"" The joke being of course that he it sounds as if he is saying "Where the fuck`s that?" and of course he has a fox hat on his head too. Genius I`m sure you`ll agree.
Noted celebrities from Auchtermuchty include the legendary accordianist Sir Jimmy Shand and the band The Proclaimers composed of two twin brothers.
You may want to visit Auchtermuchty sometime but it is unlikely as it`s name is by far the most interesting thing about the place. It is a nice enough place but entertainment is somewhat lacking. That`s why I left.
in pronouncing tha place use guttural tones similar to loch. Thus use the "och" sound when pronouncing the "auch" and "much" parts of auchtermuchty. To be honest, its impossible to describe properly, just go there and ask someone how to say it.
The meaning of Auchtermuchty is roughly translated as "Field of Boars" and this refers to the fact that in days gone by it was an area of extensive woodland filled with wild boar and deer that were hunted by royalty. The royalty often frequented the Royal Palace of Falkland which is about 4 miles away.
An interesting point about Auchtermuchty is that its name is virtually unpronouncable to non-scots (Germans being a noted guttural exception) Americans in particular, find it tough to say Auchtermuchty.
Due to this, A Miller advert was once created playing on the name in which the main actor is striding through a beautiful scottish glen. On top of his head is a racoon Davy Crocket hat and as the Yank walks he shouts (in an american accent) "When I told ma friends I was going to Okkertomukety, they said "Where the fox hat"" The joke being of course that he it sounds as if he is saying "Where the fuck`s that?" and of course he has a fox hat on his head too. Genius I`m sure you`ll agree.
Noted celebrities from Auchtermuchty include the legendary accordianist Sir Jimmy Shand and the band The Proclaimers composed of two twin brothers.
You may want to visit Auchtermuchty sometime but it is unlikely as it`s name is by far the most interesting thing about the place. It is a nice enough place but entertainment is somewhat lacking. That`s why I left.
in pronouncing tha place use guttural tones similar to loch. Thus use the "och" sound when pronouncing the "auch" and "much" parts of auchtermuchty. To be honest, its impossible to describe properly, just go there and ask someone how to say it.
You`re from Auchtermuchty? I don`t believe you. There`s no such place. I mean, what kind of a name is Auchtermuchty?
by David Keddie January 27, 2004
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