Sluer

a combination of slut and whore (pronouciation Key: slew er)

Girl1: shut up u slut
Girl2: shut up u whore
Girl1: shut up u...u..sluer

by Mista Blackman March 27, 2009

Mer Slerm

Mer slerm is someone you enjoy spending time with or someone who means a lot to you.

Ronnie is mer slerm!

by I mean i guess... November 17, 2020

International Sauerkraut Day

Every March 24th is a day to celebrate the deliciousness that is Sauerkraut! It is a great time to go to an authentic German restaurant, make Sauerkraut, eat sauerkraut, and maybe even wrestle in Sauerkraut!

Joe: Hey Josh! How's it going!
Josh: It's going great! It's my birthday today!
Joe: Really? Happy Birthday! Did you know your birthday is on International Sauerkraut Day?
Josh: I did not! But how perfect, I LOVE sauerkraut, and I'm German! Let's go celebrate by eating as many pounds as we can at Gasthof Zur Gemutlichkeit!
Joe: YES! Come one come all!

by GermanGiant March 29, 2013

Slerve

A mix of a slay and a serve. The ultimate compliment.

OMG! That skirt is a slerve!

by slervequeen June 26, 2022

F-slur

The word 'faggot', 'fag' is commonly used as an insult towards gay people and in general people from LGBTQ+ community. It shouldn't be used by heterosexual people, as it's considered highly homophobic and disrespectful.

The history behind the slur:
Gay men were burned alive on a stack of sticks, while being called a 'faggot'.

- He looks like a faggot!
- Ye, looks like a fucking girl.
(referring to the way someone is dressed; boy that is dressed 'more feminine').

- You both are together, fucking faggots!
- Ye, it's disgusting!

(reffering to the gay/bisexual men being in the relationship).

- You should not say the f-slur if you are heterosexual! It's homophobic and offensive.

by e4tmypussy December 2, 2020

U-Slur

"Uflucker" is a term used at a American with a heavy accent.

Theres a U-Slur I did not know that.

by VibezXD March 4, 2023

sauerkraut

A dish from Germany, which is mainly composed of shredded cabbage that has been fermented in vinegar and sometimes white wine. The cabbage is then usually cooked together with potato and sausage as well. Makes for a good Oktoberfest meal. Wash down with lots of beer.

If we call Germans Krauts because of Sauerkraut, do they call us Hams from Hamburgers?

by Mr. Kraut November 11, 2006