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Schmear is a word of
Germanic origin,
equivalent to "smear" or "spread" (usually fat or butter). In some
Germanic languages, the
cognate of
smear itself...
- with
cream cheese serves as the base for
other items such as the "lox and
schmear", a
staple of
delicatessens in the New York City area and
across the U...
- the
Jewish community in New York City
developed the
bagel with lox and
schmear in the 1930s as a
kosher adaption of eggs benedict,
which Jewish people...
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common in the
Jewish cuisine of New York City,
where it is
known as a "
schmear". It is the
basis of the
bagel and
cream cheese, an open-faced sandwich...
- for the
opponents to be able to
trump or
schmear the trick.
Watch for tell-tale play. If a
player schmears an ace or ten in
front of the picker, there's...
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salmon Smoked salmon Look up lox in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. "No
Schmear Job: A
Brief History of
Bagels and Lox". NPR.
September 21, 2013. Retrieved...
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Steve as S,
Avery Bullock as B,
Roger as Tearjerker,
Klaus as
Tchochkie Schmear,
Terry Bates as Mannie, Greg
Corbin as Peddie,
Chuck White as Professor...
- may be
related to
scharren ('to s****e') and
schmieren ('to smear' [see
schmear]).[citation needed]
Kaiserschmarrn is a light,
caramelized pancake made...
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Seimaaga in the
Pennsylvania Dutch dialect.
Lebanon bologna Peanut butter schmear Pepper cabbage—a
sweet and sour dish Pork and sauer****
Potato filling...
- in the book upon
which the 1950 film was based).
During a game of
Apple Schmear, Nora
tells Hank that her "Great
Grandma Gilbreth"
invented the game. Furthermore...
