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Smaroder 

Derived from the German Word "Schmarotzer" and appeared for the first time in Wollishofen , Switzerland
Originally used for a Freeloader

Can also be used as a verb for everthing
If you have par example a coke and the Smaroder notice it
It goes like this:
Smaroder: Is this Coke?
You: Yes
Smaroder: Is it good?
You: Yes
Smaroder: Can I get some?

ich bin dävo gsmarodet = i run away
ich han äs six-pack gsmarodet = i stole a six pack of beer
ich han ä Frau gsmarodet = i kissed / shaged a women
ich han im voll eis id d'fressi gsmarodet = i punched him right in to the face
Smaroder by Smaroder October 7, 2005
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Smarder mean that you are smarter than everyone else or someone, although people tend to under estimate you

Smarder arrived at the year 2010 as it was first discovered from an english class debate whether this boy was smarder than theodore boone

Smarder earned it first mile stone after it was frequently used by two males in a middle school english class

Smarder is reckoned to be the fastest growing short communication method

Smarder was created by two middle school students in english class
Of course i'm Smarder than Theodore Boone
Smarder by Smarder_devillan August 11, 2010
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