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(DE) Plunder; Ramsch; Scheibenkleister {r}; schrottreif; Hopphei {r}; Scharteke {e}; (EN) bric-a-brac; junk; schlock; shocker; tripe -
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(DE) Mist {r}; Schmarren {r}; Schmarrn {r}; Schund; quack; schäbig; Firlefanzerei {e}; Gammel {r}; Rumpel {e}; fipsig; (EN) bleeding; bum; cheesy; contemptible; counter; crap; crummy; despicable; despisable; dross; duff; flaming; jig; junk; lousy; mangy; mean; measly; number; paltry; pelting; piddling; pokey; poky; potty; punk; ratty; raunchy; rinky-dink; rubbishy; ruddy; schlock; scurvied; shocking; shoddy; shucks; stink, stank, stunk; stink, stunk, stunk; stuff; suck; tacky; tatty; tin-pot; trash; trashy; two-by-four; twopenny-ha'penny; vile; wretched
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Schlock — is an English word of Yiddish origin meaning something cheap, shoddy, or inferior (perhaps from German Schlag , Yiddish shlak , meaning a stroke ) It may also refer to: * Schlock (film), a film by John Landis * Schlock Mercenary , a webcomic by… … Wikipedia
Schlock — est un film américain réalisé en 1973 par John Landis. Sommaire 1 Synopsis 2 Fiche technique 3 Distribution 4 Autour du film … Wikipédia en Français
schlock|y — «SHLOK ee», adjective, schlock|i|er, schlock|i|est. Slang. cheap; inferior; schlock. Also, shlocky … Useful english dictionary
schlock — [ʃlɔk US ʃla:k] n [U] AmE informal [Date: 1900 2000; : Yiddish; Origin: shlak, from Middle High German slag hit ] things that are cheap and of poor quality ▪ The gift store sells both tasteful gifts and cheap schlock … Dictionary of contemporary English
schlock — [ ʃlak ] noun uncount AMERICAN INFORMAL things that are inexpensive and of bad quality: plastic souvenirs and other schlock … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
schlock — schlock; schlock·meis·ter; … English syllables
schlock — (n.) trash, 1915, from Amer. Yiddish shlak, from Ger. Schlacke dregs, scum, dross (see SLAG (Cf. slag)). Alternative etymology is from Yiddish shlogn to strike (Cf. Ger. schlagen; see SLAY (Cf. slay)). Derived form schlockmeister purveyor of… … Etymology dictionary
Schlock — Film fantastique de John Landis, avec John Landis, Eliza Garrett, Saul Kahan, Eric Allison, Charles Villiers. Pays: États Unis Date de sortie: 1972 Technique: couleurs Durée: 1 h 20 Résumé Un tueur sème la terreur et s avère être … Dictionnaire mondial des Films
schlock — ► NOUN informal, chiefly N. Amer. ▪ cheap or inferior goods; trash. DERIVATIVES schlocky adjective. ORIGIN apparently from Yiddish words for an apoplectic stroke and wretch, untidy person … English terms dictionary
schlock — ☆ schlock adj. schlockier, schlockiest [shläk ] Slang n. [< ? Ger schlacke, dregs, SLAG] anything cheap or inferior; trash adj. cheap; inferior: also schlocky adj. schlockier, schlockiest … English World dictionary
schlock — [flak] 1. n. inferior merchandise. (From German schlacke, “dregs” via Yiddish.) □ That store has nothing but schlock. □ For this schlock I should pay good money? 2. AND schlocky [“Jlaki] mod. cheap; junky; inferior. □ Schlocky … Dictionary of American slang and colloquial expressions
