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kraut (kro̵ut)

noun

  1. Informal sauerkraut
  2. Slang a German or a person of German ancestry: a derogatory term

Etymology: Ger, cabbage

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kraut Usage Examples

Modifies a noun

  • rock: I don't think it has the kraut rock influence to be called a kraut rock record.
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