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miniature pinscher
A breed of dog classified under the toy category in the AKC. They are so macho acting, they've been nick named the King of Toys. Generally around 10 to 11 inches tall and 10lbs. Also called the 'Min Pin', they think they rule the roost, love bossing everyone (whether human or animal) around, and doesn't much care being handled by clumsy children.
Troy: Wow, your dog looks like a little Doberman!
Cecil: He's a Miniature Pinscher, they were around 100 years before the Doberman.
Cecil: He's a Miniature Pinscher, they were around 100 years before the Doberman.
miniature pinscher by Dixon's Mama December 6, 2013
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pischer
the stated definition is far too limited and therefore somewhat mis-leading.
"pischer" refers to the penis of a young boy and can be used as an insult or as a term of endearment, depending on context. The youngest (pre-pubescent)son in a family might be referred to as the "pischer," as may a boy who tries to seem older than his years (i.e., to wish for an adult's penis).
Whereas one might use schmuck as a Yiddish equivalent for "prick," "pischer," when meant as an insult, designates someone who is a phony or small-fry, one who lacks the power or indepedence he pretends to have.
"pischer" refers to the penis of a young boy and can be used as an insult or as a term of endearment, depending on context. The youngest (pre-pubescent)son in a family might be referred to as the "pischer," as may a boy who tries to seem older than his years (i.e., to wish for an adult's penis).
Whereas one might use schmuck as a Yiddish equivalent for "prick," "pischer," when meant as an insult, designates someone who is a phony or small-fry, one who lacks the power or indepedence he pretends to have.
Don't worry about what he says. He can't negotiate this deal; he's just a pischer. It's his boss we have to talk to.
pischer by William Hackman December 28, 2005