Yiddish Slang Dictionary

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Nebbish

נעבעך (nebekh)

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an insignificant person, "a nobody"

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Nosh

נאַשן (nashn)

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a snack

Erm, in NY and environs nosh is fairly common for eating a snack... as in "I could go for a nosh." It comes from Yiddish 'nashn' and High German 'naschen'. So if you're in NY, no that nice Jewish girl is not offering to blow you. Just saying. Comment by: MaryRoyale

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Nudnik

נודניק (nudnik)

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an annoying person

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