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Rim Schickler
A homosexual or "curious" male with a penchant for performing the sexual act of (rimming) on his passed out heterosexual friends. He also rims all things in life, never being successful at anything. The lovable looser that was well read in school and unathletic.
Jesus, that Rim Schickler got fired from another window tinting job? Maybe he should try rust-proofing!
Rim Schickler by Cowlo June 2, 2017
Adolphus Schicklgruber
Adolphus Schicklgruber by chryobyte November 2, 2021
Schicklgruber
Schicklgruber (noun): An excavator from the old world, which literally means "paid corrective digger".
The ancient ruins were uncovered by a Schicklgruber who was hired to excavate the site and search for historical artifacts.
Schicklgruber by EtymologyResearcher February 24, 2023
schicklgrubered
Taking something and turning it into a representation of Adolf Hitler, whose father's original name was Alois Schicklgruber.
See Wikipedia for biography: Alois Hitler was born illegitimate. For the first 39 years of his life he bore his mother's surname, Schicklgruber. In 1876, he took the surname of his stepfather, Johann Georg Hiedler. The name was spelled Hiedler, Huetler, Huettler and Hitler and probably changed to "Hitler" by a clerk. The origin of the name is either from the German word Hittler and similar, "one who lives in a hut", "shepherd", or from the Slavic word Hidlar and Hidlarcek.
Allied propaganda exploited Hitler's original family name during World War II. Pamphlets bearing the phrase "Heil Schicklgruber" were airdropped over German cities.
See Wikipedia for biography: Alois Hitler was born illegitimate. For the first 39 years of his life he bore his mother's surname, Schicklgruber. In 1876, he took the surname of his stepfather, Johann Georg Hiedler. The name was spelled Hiedler, Huetler, Huettler and Hitler and probably changed to "Hitler" by a clerk. The origin of the name is either from the German word Hittler and similar, "one who lives in a hut", "shepherd", or from the Slavic word Hidlar and Hidlarcek.
Allied propaganda exploited Hitler's original family name during World War II. Pamphlets bearing the phrase "Heil Schicklgruber" were airdropped over German cities.
"My poster got schicklgrubered and now I look like Hitler."
"We were arguing about politics and I schicklgrubered the guy by calling him a Nazi."
"We were arguing about politics and I schicklgrubered the guy by calling him a Nazi."
schicklgrubered by GSS9000 January 10, 2008
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Schicklick by treeeeelover January 7, 2011