braunschweiger

Braun·schwei·ger

smoked liverwurst

Origin of braunschweiger

German Braunschweiger (wurst), literally , Brunswick (sausage), after Braunschweig

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Braunschweiger

noun

A smoked liver sausage.

Origin of Braunschweiger

Germanafter Braunschweig

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Noun

(plural not attested)

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