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arg                              : wicked; malicious
�rger (comp. of "arg")           : worse; more malicious
�rger                            : annoyance; anger
�rgern                           : to annoy
arglos                           : unsuspecting; innocent
Aspirant                         : candidate
a� (praet. ind. of "essen")      : [I / he] ate
Ass. (Assessor)                  : apprentice teacher or judge
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
Ma�e (pl. of "Ma�")              : measures
Mass�                            : (particular billard stroke)
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
