German: A flash of lightning. Used to illustrate extremely high speed.
"The führer gave orders to start a blitzkrieg." (krieg=war)
German for any tea biscuit or cookie. Though "Keks" was originally intended to be a plural form of "Kek", it has become a singular form (proper plural is now "Kekse").
Invented by biscuit-manufacturer Bahlsen when he first introduced his Leibnitz biscuits around 1900. When people couldn't pronounce the english word "cakes", Bahlsen made up "Keks".
Cookie Monster: "KEKSE! KEKSE!"
German. Singular form of "Keks" - not used or even known of by most speakers.
Potzblitz, ein feiner Leibnitz-Kek!
German. An expression without any meaning which is included in everyday conversations to see how the other person reacts. First used in the "titanic" magazine and adapted by readers.
Ja, stimmt - aber auch schnuck, oder?
(Yes, right - but also schnuck, isn't it?)
Translates into "subhuman"
Das judeobolschewistische Untermenschentum steht vor der Tür und bittet um Einlass, mein Führer. Was darf ich ausrichten?
2 men penetrating a woman from both sides at the same time, vaginally and anally.
Peter and John sandwiched Mary.
1. German. Any heavily armoured military vehicle, or armour in general.
2. A very overweight person
1. Don't drink and drive your panzer, Fritz.
2. God, look at that panzer!