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Dictionary of foreign words and phrases. Mary Varchaver and Frank Ledlie Moore. 2012.
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schtik — noun 1. (Yiddish) a little; a piece give him a shtik cake he s a shtik crazy he played a shtik Beethoven • Syn: ↑shtik, ↑shtick, ↑schtick … Useful english dictionary
shtick — , schtik (shtihk) [Yiddish, from German: pranks; antics] A contrived or studied routine or performance, usually comic, or a piece of “business” used by an actor; the use of exaggerated evices or gestures to draw people’s attention. A bit of … Dictionary of foreign words and phrases
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schtick — noun 1. (Yiddish) a little; a piece give him a shtik cake he s a shtik crazy he played a shtik Beethoven • Syn: ↑shtik, ↑shtick, ↑schtik • … Useful english dictionary
shtik — noun 1. (Yiddish) a little; a piece give him a shtik cake he s a shtik crazy he played a shtik Beethoven • Syn: ↑shtick, ↑schtik, ↑schtick … Useful english dictionary
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schtick — /shtik/, n. Slang. shtick. Also, schtik. * * * … Universalium
schtick — ☆ schtick or schtik [shtik ] n. SHTICK … English World dictionary
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