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schweinekopf

Schweinekopf is a term which originates from the German language and means pighead - schwein = pig & kopf = head.
It can be used to describe a disgusting face and/or a fat person.
Pedro: "Hey Alex .. what are you doin´ tonight?"
Alex: "I´m getting wasted and i´ll try to get laid with some schweinekopf downtown. Wanna join?"
Pedro: "No dude, thats disgusting - why would you do that?"
Alex: "Because schweinekopfs are easy to score!"
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Alex: "OMG .. guys look at that fat chick!! She´s the most beautiful schweinekopf i´ve ever seen! i think i have a boner!"
schweinekopf by Petey777 March 22, 2010
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scheißekopf 

"scheiße" means shit;
"kopf" means head.

Each word by itself makes sense in German; the combination of these two words does not make sense.

English speakers put these two words together to make a new word, "shithead". This works in English. Doing so in German, however, does not work.

Just ask any German-speaking person: they'll tell you "scheißekopf" makes no sense in German.
To avoid sounding like a dummkopf, don't use the contrived and inaccurate term, scheißekopf.
scheißekopf by iibuzne September 3, 2005
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Scheisekopf 

Shithead, dummy, stupid boy, merry christmas (and a happy new year)
Filippo:
scheisekopf

Erica:
wats that mean??

Filippo:
it means merry christmas
in german
and a happy new year
Scheisekopf by Hangover December 21, 2009

scheißekopf 

You scheißekopf!
scheißekopf by arc88 May 6, 2004

Scheißekopf 

Du bist eine Scheißekopf!
Scheißekopf by Jakob! May 5, 2009
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