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sieg heil
The German-English translation means "hail victory". The Nazi meaning is "we will win" or "we salute the highest".
sieg heil by ShoopKiller September 1, 2004
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Sieg heil
Sieg heil by XXxx_your_depression_xxXX January 30, 2018
Sieg Heil
In english translation, "Sieg Heil!" is "Hail Victory!"
Sieg = Victory
Heil = Hail
(a little German lesson for you :P)
Sieg = Victory
Heil = Hail
(a little German lesson for you :P)
Sieg Heil by Hanyou Vale April 4, 2011
sieg heil!
sieg heil! by Capt_Capacitor April 25, 2005
Sieg Heil
Sieg Heil by deathtodogma March 7, 2015
sieg heil
In the American vernacular, often used to draw attention to the authoritarian aspect of someone's comment, particularly when beyond the scope of of the speaker's authority.
Comment by mailing list particpant: Whoever is doing this anonymously is just trying to...hurt someone. Stop now.
Response: Sieg heil!
Response: Sieg heil!
sieg heil by Elroy Jetson December 7, 2006
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