: EMPTY arg : wicked; malicious �rger (comp. of "arg") : worse; more malicious �rger : annoyance; anger �rgern : to annoy arglos : unsuspecting; innocent Aspirant : candidate Ass. (Assessor) : apprentice teacher or judge a� (praet. ind. of "essen") : [I / he] ate A� (alternative spelling of "As"): ace Assel : slater, wood-louse Ast : limb Augiasstall : the Augean stables �uglein : little eye; little bud Augment : augment Base : [female] cousin ba� (archaic; poetic) : well; very Ba� : bass Bast : phloem Busen : bosom; breast; bay Bu�e : atonement; fine Bussen (da. pl. of "Bus") : [to the] buses Bu�en (no. pl. of "Bu�e") : atonements; fines Busserl : kiss Cordsamt : corduroy Couleur : [shade of] color Esel : donkey esse (pres. conj. of "essen") : eat (e.g. in indirect speech) Esse : chimney; forge E�ecke : eating place es sei denn, da� : unless essen : to eat Essen : Essen (town) Essenszeit : meal-time Essenz : essence Estland : Estonia (state) Fusel : cheap spirits Fu� : foot F��e (pl. of "Fu�") : feet Fussel : fluff fusseln : to wear of fluff f��eln : play footsie [under the table] fu�en : to be based [on] F�ssen : F�ssen (town) F��en (dat. pl. of "Fu�") : [to the] feet in Massen : in large numbers in Ma�en : moderately Masern : measels Mass. (Massachusetts) : Massachusetts (state) Ma� : measure Masse : mass Mass� : (particular billard stroke) Ma�e (pl. of "Ma�") : measures m��e (pres. conj. of "messen") : take measure (e.g. in indirect speech) Massen- : mass; wholesale; bulk (in compound nouns) massig : massive m��ig : moderate; modest Miss. (Mississippi) : Mississippi (state) Mi� : Miss Passe : yoke (of dress) pass� : over, gone Schlagerforderung : claim, demanded in a pop song Schlagerf�rderung : promotion of pop music Schl�gerforderung : demand of a hooligan Schl�gerf�rderung : promotion of hooliganism :-) Schurz : apron Sch�rze : apron Schussel : fidget; distracted person Sch�ssel : bowl Schuster : shoemaker Tropfen : drop tro�! (obsolete) : (?) Tro� : baggage train Trosse : hawser Trost : comfort; solace