German words: Pilotensitz to pitschepatschenass

German words Pilotensitz to pitschepatschenass

1. Pilotensitz noun [piˈloːtn̩ˌzɪt͡s]
2. Pilotenstreik noun [piˈloːtn̩ˌʃtʁaɪ̯k]
3. Pilotfilm noun [piˈloːtfɪlm]
4. Pilotfisch noun [piˈloːtˌfɪʃ]
5. pilotieren verb [piloˈtiːʁən]
6. Pilotin noun /piˈloːtɪn/: female equivalent of Pilot (“pilot”): female pilot
7. Pilotprojekt noun [piˈloːtpʁoˌjɛkt]: pilot project or experiment
8. Pils noun /pɪls/: pilsner beer
9. Pilsbacher adjective, noun [ˈpɪlsˌbaxɐ]: Native or inhabitant of Pilsbach
10. Pilsbacherin noun [ˈpɪlsˌbaxəʁɪn]: a female native or inhabitant of Pilsbach
11. Pilsen proper noun /ˈpɪlzn̩/: Pilsen (a city in the Czech Republic)
12. Pilsener noun /ˈpɪlzənɐ/: A particular style of lager beer, originally from the city of Pilsen.
13. Pilsette noun [pɪlˈzɛtə]
14. Pilsner noun [ˈpɪlznɐ]: alternative form of Pilsener
15. Pilsner Bier phrase [ˌpɪlznɐ ˈbiːɐ̯]
16. Piltdown-Mensch noun [ˈpɪltdaʊ̯nˌmɛnʃ]
17. Pilz noun /pɪl(t)s/: mushroom
18. pilzähnlich adjective [ˈpɪlt͡sˌʔɛːnlɪç]
19. Pilzansammlung noun [ˈpɪlt͡sʔanˌzamlʊŋ]
20. Pilzart noun [ˈpɪlt͡sˌʔaːɐ̯t]: fungal species
21. pilzartig adjective /ˈpɪlt͡sˌaːɐ̯tɪç/: fungal
22. Pilzbefall noun [ˈpɪlt͡sbəˌfal]
23. pilzbefallen adjective [ˈpɪlt͡sbəˌfalən]
24. Pilzbestand noun [ˈpɪlt͡sbəˌʃtant]
25. Pilzbestimmungsbuch noun [ˈpɪlt͡sbəˌʃtɪmʊŋsbuːx]
26. Pilzerkrankung noun [ˈpɪlt͡sʔɛɐ̯ˌkʁaŋkʊŋ]: fungal disease
27. Pilzfarm noun [ˈpɪlt͡sˌfaʁm]
28. Pilzflora noun: mycoflora
29. pilzförmig adjective /ˈpɪlt͡sˌfœʁmɪç/: mushroom-shaped
30. Pilzgattung noun [ˈpɪlt͡sˌɡatʊŋ]
31. Pilzgericht noun [ˈpɪlt͡sɡəˌʁɪçt]
32. Pilzgeruch noun [ˈpɪlt͡sɡəˌʁʊx]
33. Pilzhut noun [ˈpɪlt͡sˌhuːt]
34. Pilzinfektion noun [ˈpɪlt͡sʔɪnfɛkˌt͡si̯oːn]: fungal infection, mycosis
35. Pilzkopf noun /ˈpɪlt͡skɔp͡f/: moptop
36. Pilzkunde noun /ˈpɪlt͡sˌkʊndə/: mycology (study of fungi)
37. Pilzkundler noun [ˈpɪlsˌkʊndlɐ]: mycologist (person who studies, professes or practices mycology)
38. pilzkundlich adjective [ˈpɪlt͡sˌkʊntlɪç]: mycological, mycologic
39. Pilzrahmsuppe noun: cream of mushroom soup
40. pilzresistent adjective [ˈpɪlt͡sʁezɪsˌtɛnt]
41. Pilzsachverständiger noun [ˈpɪlt͡szaxfɛɐ̯ˌʃtɛndɪɡɐ]
42. Pilzsaison noun [ˈpɪlt͡szɛˌzɔ̃ː]
43. Pilzsammler noun [ˈpɪlt͡sˌzamlɐ]
44. Pilzsammlerin noun [ˈpɪlt͡sˌzamləʁɪn]
45. Pilzsoße noun: mushroom sauce
46. Pilzsorte noun [ˈpɪlt͡sˌzɔʁtə]
47. Pilzsucher noun [ˈpɪlt͡sˌzuːxɐ]
48. Pilzsuppe noun /ˈpɪlt͡sˌzʊpə/: mushroom soup
49. Pilzvergiftung noun [ˈpɪlt͡sfɛɐ̯ˌɡɪftʊŋ]
50. Pilzwald noun [ˈpɪlt͡sˌvalt]
51. Pilzwolke noun /ˈpɪl(t)sˌvɔlkə/: mushroom cloud (mushroom shaped cloud)
52. Pilzzeit noun [ˈpɪlt͡sˌt͡saɪ̯t]
53. Pimarinsäure noun [pimaˈʁiːnˌzɔɪ̯ʁə]
54. Pimarsäure noun [piˈmaːɐ̯ˌzɔɪ̯ʁə]
55. Piment noun [piˈmɛnt]: allspice
56. Pimm’s Cup noun […]
57. Pimmel noun /ˈpɪməl/: A penis.
58. Pimmelbild noun [ˈpɪml̩ˌbɪlt]
59. Pimmelchen noun [ˈpɪml̩çən]
60. pimmeln noun, verb [ˈpɪml̩n]: dative plural of Pimmel
61. Pimock noun [ˈpɪmɔk]
62. pimpe adjective [ˈpɪmpə]
63. pimpelig adjective /ˈpɪmpəlɪç/: namby-pamby
64. pimpeln verb [ˈpɪmpl̩n]
65. pimpen verb [ˈpɪmpn̩]: to pimp (to customise excessively)
66. Pimperlbahn noun [ˈpɪmpɐlˌbaːn]
67. pimpern verb /ˈpɪmpəʁn/: to fuck
68. Pimpernuss noun [ˈpɪmpɐˌnʊs]
69. Pimpf noun /pɪmpf/: a boy who has not grown up yet
70. Pimpinelle noun [pɪmpiˈnɛlə]: Any of various plants in the genus Pimpinella.
71. PIMS abbreviation
72. PIN noun [pɪn]: pin, lapel pin, badge (accessory attached with a pin)
73. Pin-up noun [pɪnˈʔap]
74. Piña Colada noun [ˈpinja koˈlaːda]
75. Pinakel noun /piˈnaːkl̩/: pinnacle
76. Pinakol noun: pinacol
77. Pinakothek noun [pinakoˈteːk]: pinacotheca
78. Pinasse noun [piˈnasə]
79. Piñata noun [piˈɲata]: pinata, piñata
80. Pinatubo proper noun [pinaˈtuːbo]
81. Pinax noun [ˈpiːnaks]
82. Pincenez noun [pɛ̃sˈneː]
83. Ping noun [pɪŋ]: ping
84. Pinge noun [ˈpɪŋə]
85. pingelig adjective /ˈpɪŋəlɪç/: finical; finicky; fussy; picky; nitpick; fastidious
86. Pingeligkeit noun [ˈpɪŋəlɪçkaɪ̯t]: fastidiousness, nitpicking
87. pingen verb /ˈpɪŋən/: to ping
88. Pinggau proper noun: a municipality of Styria, Austria
89. Pingo noun: a pingo
90. Pingpong noun [ˈpɪŋˌpɔŋ]
91. Pinguin noun /ˈpɪŋˌɡu̯iːn/: penguin (male or of unspecified gender)
92. Pinguinschnabel noun [ˈpɪŋɡuiːnˌʃnaːbl̩]
93. Pinie noun /ˈpiːni̯ə/: stone pine (Pinus pinea, a chiefly Mediterranean tree)
94. Pinienast noun [ˈpiːni̯ənˌʔast]
95. Pinienbaum noun [ˈpiːni̯ənˌbaʊ̯m]
96. Pinienhain noun [ˈpiːni̯ənˌhaɪ̯n]
97. Pinienholz noun [ˈpiːni̯ənˌhɔlt͡s]
98. Pinienkern noun /ˈpiːniənˌkɛʁn/: pine nut (edible seeds of evergreen pine)
99. Pinienmulch noun [ˈpiːni̯ənˌmʊlç]
100. Pinienwald noun [ˈpiːni̯ənˌvalt]
101. Pinienwäldchen noun [ˈpiːni̯ənˌvɛltçən]
102. Pinienzapfen noun [ˈpiːni̯ənˌt͡sap͡fn̩]: pine cone (the cone of the Italian stone pine)
103. Pinienzweig noun [ˈpiːni̯ənˌt͡svaɪ̯k]
104. pink adjective, noun /pɪŋk/: coloured in a strong shade of pink
105. Pinka proper noun [ˈpɪŋka]
106. Pinkafeld proper noun: a municipality of Burgenland, Austria
107. pinke adjective, noun /ˈpɪŋkə/: money
108. pinkel noun, verb /ˈpɪŋkəl/: dandy, toff
109. pinkeln noun, verb /ˈpɪŋkəln/: to pee
110. Pinkelpause noun [ˈpɪŋkl̩ˌpaʊ̯zə]: potty break, toilet break, bathroom break
111. Pinkelrinne noun [ˈpɪŋkl̩ˌʁɪnə]
112. Pinkepinke noun [ˌpɪŋkəˈpɪŋkə]: money
113. pinkfarben adjective [ˈpɪŋkˌfaʁbn̩]
114. Pinkifizierung noun [pɪŋkifiˈt͡siːʁʊŋ]
115. Pinkler noun [ˈpɪŋklɐ]: Anyone who urinates; any human peeing.
116. Pinklerin noun [ˈpɪŋkləʁɪn]
117. Pinkmeise noun: The great tit
118. Pinnchen noun /ˈpɪnçən/: shot glass (small glass for liquor)
119. Pinne noun [ˈpɪnə]
120. Pinneberg proper noun /ˈpɪnəˌbɛʁk/: a town and rural district of Schleswig-Holstein
121. pinnen verb [ˈpɪnən]
122. Pinnwand noun /ˈpɪnvant/: pinboard
123. Pinochet-Regime noun […]
124. Pinöckel noun: alternative form of Pinöpel
125. Pinökel noun /piˈnøːk(ə)l/: alternative form of Pinöpel
126. Pinöpel noun /piˈnøːpəl/: a protrusion or stud of any kind, especially one designed for some function (in devices, fasteners, packaging, etc.)
127. Pinöppel noun: alternative form of Pinöpel
128. Pinot Blanc noun [piˈnoː blɑ̃]
129. Pinot Liébault noun […]
130. Pinot Meunier noun [piˈnoː møˈni̯eː]
131. Pinot noir noun [piˈnoː ˈno̯aːɐ̯]: synonym of Spätburgunder; Pinot Noir
132. Pinotage noun [pinoˈtaːʒə]
133. Pinozytose noun: pinocytosis
134. Pinscher noun /ˈpɪnʃɐ/: pinscher
135. Pinsdorf proper noun: a municipality of Upper Austria, Austria
136. Pinsdorfer adjective, noun [ˈpɪnsdɔʁfɐ]: a native or inhabitant of Pinsdorf
137. Pinsel noun /ˈpɪnzl̩/: paintbrush
138. pinseln noun, verb [ˈpɪnzl̩n]: to paint, to daub
139. Pinselohrschwein noun [ˈpɪnzl̩ʔoːɐ̯ˌʃvaɪ̯n]
140. Pinselstiel noun [ˈpɪnzl̩ˌʃtiːl]
141. Pinselstrich noun /ˈpɪnzl̩ˌʃtʁɪç/: brushstroke
142. Pinseltupfer noun [ˈpɪnzl̩ˌtʊp͡fɐ]
143. Pinski proper noun [ˈpɪnski]
144. Pint noun [pɪnt]: male member
145. Pinte noun /ˈpɪntə/: pub
146. Pintglas noun [ˈpaɪ̯ntˌɡlaːs]
147. Pinto noun [ˈpɪnto]
148. Pintobohne noun [ˈpɪntoˌboːnə]
149. Pintsch proper noun [pɪnt͡ʃ]
150. Pintupi noun […]
151. Pinyin noun [ˈpɪnjɪn]
152. Pinyon-Kiefer noun […]
153. Pinze noun /ˈpɪnt͡sɛ/: a sweet yeast bread prepared at Easter
154. Pinzette noun /pɪnˈt͡sɛtə/: tweezers; forceps (tool for plucking or gripping small objects, e.g. hairs)
155. Pinzgau proper noun [ˈpɪnt͡sˌɡaʊ̯]
156. Pinzner proper noun [ˈpɪnt͡snɐ]
157. Pion noun: pion
158. Pionier noun [pioˈniːɐ̯]: pioneer, trailblazer (fig.) (male or of unspecified gender)
159. Pionierarbeit noun [pioˈniːɐ̯ʔaʁˌbaɪ̯t]
160. pionierartig adjective [pi̯oˈniːɐ̯ˌʔaːɐ̯tɪç]
161. Pioniergeist noun [pioˈniːɐ̯ˌɡaɪ̯st]
162. Pioniergerät noun [pi̯oˈniːɐ̯ɡəˌʁɛːt]
163. Pioniergruß noun [pioˈniːɐ̯ˌɡʁuːs]
164. Pionierin noun /pi̯oˈniːʁɪn/: female equivalent of Pionier
165. Pionierlager noun [pioˈniːɐ̯ˌlaːɡɐ]
166. Pionierlied noun [pi̯oˈniːɐ̯ˌliːt]
167. Pionierorganisation noun [pioˈniːɐ̯ʔɔʁɡanizaˌt͡si̯oːn]
168. Pionierphase noun [pioˈniːɐ̯ˌfaːzə]
169. Pioniertat noun [pioˈniːɐ̯ˌtaːt]
170. Pioniertruppe noun [pioˈniːɐ̯ˌtʁʊpə]
171. Piorkowski proper noun: a surname from Polish
172. Piotrowski-Gesetz noun [pioˈtʁɔfskiɡəˌzɛt͡s]
173. Pipapo noun [pipaˈpoː]: stuff
174. Pipchen noun [ˈpiːpçən]
175. Pipe noun /ˈpɪpə/: tap, faucet
176. Pipeline noun [ˈpaɪ̯plaɪ̯n]: pipeline (conduit made of pipes used to convey petroleum or gas)
177. Pipelinegas noun [ˈpaɪ̯plaɪ̯nˌɡaːs]
178. Piperidinsäure noun […]
179. Pipette noun /piˈpɛtə/: pipette, pipet
180. pipettieren verb [pipɛˈtiːʁən]: to pipet
181. Pipi noun /ˈpɪ.pi/: pee (urine)
182. Pipi in den Augen haben phrase [piˈpiː ɪn deːn ˌaʊ̯ɡn̩ ˌhaːbn̩]
183. Pipifax noun /ˈpɪpiˌfaks/: nonsense, tosh
184. Pipimann noun: pee-pee, wee-wee, willy (penis)
185. Pipock noun […]
186. Pipockmilje noun […]
187. Pipox noun […]
188. Pippau noun [ˈpɪpaʊ̯]: hawksbeard (Crepis gen. et spp.)
189. Pippe noun /ˈpɪpə/: alternative spelling of Pipe
190. Pippig proper noun [ˈpɪpɪç]
191. Pippinide noun […]
192. Pips noun /pɪps/: pip (bird disease)
193. Pique noun: alternative spelling of Pik
194. Piqueur noun [piˈkøːɐ̯]
195. Piranha noun /piˈʁanja/: piranha (fish)
196. Piranhaschwarm noun [piˈʁanjaˌʃvaʁm]
197. Pirat noun /piˈʁaːt/: pirate (a criminal who plunders at sea)
198. PIRATEN abbreviation, noun [piˈʁaːtən]: genitive singular of Pirat
199. Piratenattacke noun [piˈʁaːtn̩ʔaˌtakə]
200. Piratenbande noun [piˈʁaːtn̩ˌbandə]
201. Piratenbeute noun [piˈʁaːtn̩ˌbɔɪ̯tə]
202. Piratenflagge noun /piˈʁaːtn̩ˌflaɡə/: pirate flag, Jolly Roger
203. Piratenhochburg noun [piˈʁaːtn̩ˌhoːxbʊʁk]
204. Piratenkapitän noun [piˈʁaːtn̩kapiˌtɛːn]
205. Piratennest noun [piˈʁaːtn̩ˌnɛst]: pirates' nest
206. Piratenpartei noun [piˈʁaːtn̩paʁˌtaɪ̯]
207. Piratenschatz noun [piˈʁaːtn̩ˌʃat͡s]
208. Piratenschiff noun /piˈʁaːtənˌʃɪf/: pirate ship
209. Piratensender noun /piˈʁaːtənˌzɛndɐ/: pirate radio station
210. Piratenstaat noun [piˈʁaːtn̩ˌʃtaːt]
211. Piratenversteck noun [piˈʁaːtn̩fɛɐ̯ˌʃtɛk]
212. Piraterie noun [piʁatəˈʁiː]: piracy
213. Piratin noun /piˈʁaːtɪn/: female pirate (a criminal who plunders at sea)
214. Pirchner proper noun [ˈpɪʁçnɐ]
215. Pirker proper noun: a surname
216. Pirmasens proper noun /ˈpɪʁmazɛns/: Pirmasens (an independent town in Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany, also serving as the administrative seat of Südwestpfalz district, which however does not...
217. Pirna proper noun /ˈpɪʁna/: a town, the administrative seat of Sächsische Schweiz-Osterzgebirge district, Saxony
218. Piroge noun [piˈʁoːɡə]
219. Pirogge noun /piˈʁɔɡə/: Any of a variety of Slavic (chiefly Russian, Ukrainian, Polish) pies, pasties, and dumplings; especially the ones called pirog, pierogi, pirozhki (and...
220. Pirol noun [piˈʁoːl]: An Old World oriole, particularly the Eurasian golden oriole.
221. Piroplasmose noun […]
222. Piroschka proper noun: a female given name from Hungarian
223. Pirouette noun [piˈʁu̯ɛtə]: pirouette
224. pirouettenartig adjective [piˈʁu̯ɛtn̩ˌʔaːɐ̯tɪç]
225. pirouettieren verb [piʁu̯ɛˈtiːʁən]
226. Pirsch noun /pɪʁʃ/: hunting method for trying to track down, to spoor game, especially hoofed game, by stalking through a preserve/shoot and to approach it within range of...
227. pirschen noun, verb /ˈpɪʁʃən/: to stalk particularly game
228. Pirschgang noun [ˈpɪʁʃˌɡaŋ]
229. PISA abbreviation [piːza]
230. PISA-Schock noun [ˈpiːzaˌʃɔk]
231. PISA-Studie noun [ˈpiːzaˌʃtuːdi̯ə]
232. Pischinger proper noun [ˈpɪʃɪŋɐ]
233. Pisco Sour noun […]
234. Pisidien proper noun: Pisidia (an ancient region in modern Turkey)
235. pispern verb [ˈpɪspɐn]
236. piss prefix, verb /pɪs/: Intensifies nouns and adjectives, giving them a negative quality.
237. Pissbecken noun [ˈpɪsˌbɛkn̩]
238. pisse noun, verb /ˈpɪsə/: piss, urine
239. Pissegestank noun [ˈpɪsəɡəˌʃtaŋk]
240. pissen noun, verb /ˈpɪsən/: to piss (urinate)
241. Pisser noun /ˈpɪsɐ/: the penis
242. Pisserin noun [ˈpɪsəʁɪn]
243. Pissflitsche noun [ˈpɪsˌflɪt͡ʃə]
244. pissgelb adjective [ˈpɪsˌɡɛlp]
245. Pissmuschel noun [ˈpɪsˌmʊʃl̩]
246. Pissnelke noun [ˈpɪsˌnɛlkə]: a woman who is prudish or who otherwise dashed a man's romantic or sexual expectations
247. Pissoir noun [ˌpɪso̯ˈaː]: urinal
248. Pissoirbecken noun [pɪˈso̯aːɐ̯ˌbɛkn̩]
249. Pissrinne noun [ˈpɪsˌʁɪnə]
250. pisswarm adjective: piss-warm
251. Pistazie noun /pɪsˈtaːt͡siə/: pistachio (nut)
252. Pistaziencreme noun [pɪsˈtaːt͡si̯ənˌkʁɛːm]
253. Pistazieneis noun [pɪsˈtaːt͡si̯ənˌʔaɪ̯s]
254. pistaziengrün adjective: pistachio green
255. Pistazienpudding noun [pɪsˈtaːt͡si̯ənˌpʊdɪŋ]
256. Pistazienschale noun [pɪsˈtaːt͡si̯ənˌʃaːlə]
257. Pistazientüte noun [pɪsˈtaːt͡si̯ənˌtyːtə]
258. Piste noun /ˈpɪstə/: piste, ski slope
259. Pistengaudi noun [ˈpɪstn̩ˌɡaʊ̯di]
260. Pistennähe noun [ˈpɪstn̩ˌnɛːə]
261. Pistenraupe noun [ˈpɪstn̩ˌʁaʊ̯pə]
262. Pistenrowdy noun [ˈpɪstn̩ˌʁaʊ̯di]
263. Pistol noun [pɪsˈtoːl]
264. Pistole noun /pɪsˈtoːlə/: pistol, gun
265. pistolenfuchtelnd adjective [pɪsˈtoːlənˌfʊxtl̩nt]
266. Pistolengriff noun [pɪsˈtoːlənˌɡʁɪf]
267. Pistolengurt noun [pɪsˈtoːlənˌɡʊʁt]
268. Pistolengürtel noun [pɪsˈtoːlənˌɡʏʁtl̩]
269. Pistolenholster noun [pɪsˈtoːlənhɔlstɐ]
270. Pistolenknall noun [pɪsˈtoːlənˌknal]
271. Pistolenknauf noun [pɪsˈtoːlənˌknaʊ̯f]
272. Pistolenkolben noun [pɪsˈtoːlənˌkɔlbn̩]
273. Pistolenkugel noun [pɪsˈtoːlənˌkuːɡl̩]
274. Pistolenlauf noun [pɪsˈtoːlənˌlaʊ̯f]
275. Pistolenmagazin noun [pɪsˈtoːlənmaɡaˌt͡siːn]
276. Pistolenmündung noun [pɪsˈtoːlənˌmʏndʊŋ]
277. Pistolenmunition noun [pɪsˈtoːlənmuniˌt͡si̯oːn]
278. Pistolenpatrone noun [pɪsˈtoːlənpaˌtʁoːnə]
279. Pistolenschuss noun [pɪsˈtoːlənˌʃʊs]
280. Pistolenschütze noun [pɪsˈtoːlənˌʃʏt͡sə]
281. Pistolenschützin noun [pɪsˈtoːlənˌʃʏt͡sɪn]
282. Pistolentasche noun [pɪsˈtoːlənˌtaʃə]
283. Pistorius proper noun: Pistorius: a surname originating as an occupation
284. PIT-Manöver noun […]
285. Pita noun [ˈpɪta]
286. Pitahaya noun [ˌpitaˈhaːja]
287. Pitbike noun [ˈpɪtˌbaɪ̯k]
288. Pitbull noun [ˈpɪtbʊl]
289. Pitcher noun [ˈpɪt͡ʃɐ]
290. Pitchgabel noun [ˈpɪt͡ʃˌɡaːbl̩]
291. pithec- prefix [ˈpitek]
292. Pithecanthropus noun [piteˈkantʁopʊs]
293. Pithecanthropus alalus noun [piteˈkantʁopʊs aˈlaːlʊs]
294. Pithecanthropus erectus noun [piteˈkantʁopʊs eˈʁɛktʊs]
295. pithek- prefix [ˈpitek]
296. pithekoid adjective /pitekoˈʔiːt/: pithecoid
297. Pitkern noun […]
298. Pitlochry proper noun […]
299. pitschen verb: to hurt someone with one’s fingers by pinching, twinging, flicking, flipping, or the like.
300. pitschepatschenass adjective /ˈpɪt͡ʃəˈpat͡ʃəˈnas/: very wet

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Source: English Wiktionary (German entries, CC BY-SA 4.0) and the German Wiktionary: each word's first meaning in English. A word with a page of its own links to it; for the rest, this line is PlainSpell's entry. Total under P: 9,860 words, in 33 parts.