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frank|furt|er — «FRANGK fuhr tuhr, FUR », noun. a reddish smoked sausage made of beef and pork, or of beef alone; wiener. Frankfurters on buns are often called hot dogs. ╂[American English < German Frankfurter (originally) of Frankfurt, Germany] … Useful english dictionary
frank|furt — «FRANGK fuhrt», noun. = frankfurter. (Cf. ↑frankfurter) … Useful english dictionary
frank — frank·al·moign; frank; frank·en·stein; frank·er; frank·fort; frank·furt·er; frank·in·cense; frank·lin; frank·lin·i·an; frank·lin·i·el·la; frank·lin·ite; frank·ly; frank·ness; un·frank; frank·ish; frank·lin·ia; frank·al·moigne; frank·al·moin;… … English syllables
furt — er·furt; frank·furt·er; schwein·furt; stass·furt; … English syllables
-furt — Zweisprachiges Ortsschild von Aurich, Plattdeutsch/Hochdeutsch Zweisprachiges Ortsschild von Bautzen, Obers … Deutsch Wikipedia
frankfurter — frank·furt·er … English syllables
Frankfurt — Frank•furt [[t]ˈfræŋk fɜrt, ˈfrɑŋk fʊərt[/t]] n. 1) geg Also called Frank•furt am Main [[t]ˈfrɑŋk fʊrt ɑm ˈmaɪn[/t]] a city in W Germany, on the Main River. 652,412. 2) geg Also called Frank•furt an der O•der [[t]ˈfrɑŋk fʊrt ɑn dər ˈoʊ dər[/t]] a … From formal English to slang
frankfurter — frank•furt•er or frank•fort•er [[t]ˈfræŋk fər tər[/t]] n. coo a cooked and smoked sausage usu. of beef or beef and pork that is skinless or in a casing • Etymology: 1890–95, amer.; < G: Frankfurt sausage; see er I … From formal English to slang
Frankfurter,Felix — Frank·furt·er (frăngkʹfər tər), Felix. 1882 1965. Austrian born American jurist. A founder of the American Civil Liberties Union, he served as an associate justice of the U.S. Supreme Court (1939 1962). * * * … Universalium
frankfurter — frank|furt|er [ fræŋk,fɜrtər ] noun count a long thin SAUSAGE that is often eaten inside a long thin bread roll: HOT DOG … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
