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- noun UK, offensive a
German person (used in a nominal sense). - proper noun UK, offensive a name used to represent the
German people as a whole.
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Examples
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The two talked football schemes, building the program and even how he got the nickname Fritz.
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This got a mention in Fritz's big beer events blog post on Monday, but here's a quick reminder about Chesapeake Beer Madness, where 16 local breweries will vie for the title of Delmarva's best beer -- as voted by you.
Nightlife Agenda Fritz Hahn 2010
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Fritz is tough and detailed oriented and cool as a fox - as a psychiatric nurse she's used to dealing with borderline personality disorders and people having tantrums.
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Fritz is now proposing a freeze on merit increases for non-represented employees.
Fish and Fritz -- finally, somebody down there gets it (Jack Bog's Blog) 2009
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Fritz is effectively foreshadowing Stuxnet, the worm thought to have infiltrated Iran's nuclear-weapons program via a flash drive.
Russ Wellen: What If Nuclear Terrorism Were Just a Mouse Click Away? Russ Wellen 2010
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Just like Fritz from a previous thread, I suspect Tom is a wingnut poser, posting comments that are inappropriate on this site as propaganda.
Think Progress » GOP congressman praises government health care system that paid for his treatement. 2010
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You can always tell mindless Fritz is losing an argument when he plays the over-played race card.
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Cargo Cult stories, as in Fritz Lieber's Gather, Darkness!, where God turns out to be a fraud;
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Fritz is right; that is one seriously damaged individual.
Think Progress » Graham Falsely Claims GOP Has Only Used Reconciliation With ‘Bipartisan Support’ 2010
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Like the sinister priests in Fritz Leiber's Gather, Darkness!, the priests of the Great Galactic Spirit of planet Terminus are puppeteers who use forgotten high technology to terrify the peasants of the Second Dark Age, but unlike them, they were the (nominal) good guys.
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