German words: Schmöker to Schneegewitter

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German words Schmöker to Schneegewitter

Schmöker noun /ˈʃmøːkɐ/: book, tome (typically big or old and not particularly gripping, but suited for casual, cozy reading)
Schmökerin noun [ˈʃmøːkəʁɪn]
schmökern verb /ˈʃmøːkɐn/: to read leisurely, to delve into a book or magazine
schmolle noun, verb /ˈʃmɔlə/: crumb (The soft internal portion of bread, surrounded by crust)
schmollen noun, verb /ˈʃmɔlən/: to sulk, to pout (to express sullenness, especially by not speaking or curling one's lips)
Schmoller proper noun [ˈʃmɔlɐ]
schmollieren verb [ʃmɔˈliːʁən]
Schmollis noun /ˈʃmɔlɪs/: synonym of Brüderschaft
Schmollmund noun /ˈʃmɔlˌmʊnt/: pout
Schmollmündchen noun [ˈʃmɔlˌmʏntçən]
Schmölln proper noun /ʃmœln/: Schmölln (a town in eastern Thuringia, Germany)
Schmontius noun [ˈʃmɔnt͡si̯ʊs]
Schmonzes noun [ˈʃmɔnt͡səs]
Schmonzes mit Lakritzen phrase [ˈʃmɔnt͡səs mɪt ˌlaˈkʁɪt͡sn̩]
Schmonzette noun /ʃmɔnˈtsɛtə/: a cheesy, kitschy film, play or book
Schmorbraten noun /ˈʃmoːˈbʁaːtn̩/: pot roast, braised meat
schmoren verb /ˈʃmoːʁən/: to braise, to stew (cook in a covered pot in a small amount of liquid)
Schmorfleisch noun [ˈʃmoːɐ̯ˌflaɪ̯ʃ]
Schmorgurke noun /ˈʃmoː.ɐˌɡʊʁkə/: a kind of cucumber with a thick, leathery peel
Schmortopf noun [ˈʃmoːɐ̯ˌtɔp͡f]
Schmu noun /ʃmuː/: trick, cheat, fraud, corruption (in a clement tone, or else implying something small in scale)
schmuck adjective, noun, verb /ʃmʊk/: pretty, spruce
Schmuckbedürfnis noun [ˈʃmʊkbəˌdʏʁfnɪs]
schmuckbehangen adjective [ˈʃmʊkbəˌhaŋən]
Schmuckblatttelegramm noun [ˈʃmʊkblatteleˌɡʁam]
Schmuckelement noun [ˈʃmʊkʔeleˌmɛnt]
schmücken adjective, noun, verb /ˈʃmʏkŋ̩/: to adorn, to decorate
Schmuckgegenstand noun /ˈʃmʊkˌɡeːɡn̩ʃtant/: item of jewelry, piece of jewelry, trinket
Schmuckgeschäft noun [ˈʃmʊkɡəˌʃɛft]
Schmuckhandel noun: jewellery trade
Schmuckherstellung noun [ˈʃmʊkʰhɛɐ̯ʃtɛlʊŋ]: jewelry making
Schmuckindustrie noun [ˈʃmʊkʔɪndʊsˌtʁiː]: jewellery industry
Schmuckkästchen noun /ˈʃmʊkˌkɛstçən/: jewel box, jewel case, casket
Schmuckkasten noun /ˈʃmʊkˌkastn̩/: jewelry box
Schmückle proper noun [ˈʃmʏklə]
schmucklos adjective [ˈʃmʊkˌloːs]
Schmucknadel noun [ˈʃmʊkˌnadl̩]
Schmucksachen noun [ˈʃmʊkˌzaxn̩]
Schmuckschatulle noun [ˈʃmʊkʃaˌtʊlə]
Schmuckstein noun [ˈʃmʊkˌʃtaɪ̯n]: ornamental stone, gemstone
Schmuckstück noun [ˈʃmʊkʃtʏk]: jewellery
Schmuckwaren noun: jewellery (as merchandise)
Schmuddel noun [ˈʃmʊdl̩]
Schmuddelfilm noun [ˈʃmʊdl̩ˌfɪlm]
schmuddelig adjective /ˈʃmʊdəlɪç/: smudgy (soiled, especially with fat residue)
Schmuddeligkeit noun [ˈʃmʊdəlɪçkaɪ̯t]
Schmuddelkind noun /ˈʃmʊdl̩ˌkɪnt/: pariah, outsider
schmuddeln verb [ˈʃmʊdl̩n]: to work sloppily and make things dirty in the process thereof
Schmuddelwetter noun [ˈʃmʊdl̩ˌvɛtɐ]
Schmuddelwort noun [ˈʃmʊdl̩ˌvɔʁt]
schmuddlig adjective [ˈʃmʊdlɪç]
schmuggel noun, verb [ˈʃmʊɡl̩]: smuggling
Schmuggelei noun [ʃmʊɡəˈlaɪ̯]
Schmuggelfahrt noun [ˈʃmʊɡl̩ˌfaːɐ̯t]
Schmuggelgut noun [ˈʃmʊɡl̩ˌɡuːt]: contraband
schmuggeln verb [ˈʃmʊɡl̩n]: to smuggle
Schmuggelpfad noun [ˈʃmʊɡl̩ˌp͡faːt]
Schmuggelroute noun [ˈʃmʊɡl̩ˌʁuːtə]
Schmuggelschiff noun [ˈʃmʊɡl̩ˌʃɪf]
Schmuggeltour noun [ˈʃmʊɡl̩ˌtuːɐ̯]
Schmuggelware noun [ˈʃmʊɡl̩ˌvaːʁə]: contraband
Schmuggler noun [ˈʃmʊɡlɐ]: smuggler
Schmugglerbande noun [ˈʃmʊɡlɐˌbandə]
Schmugglerboot noun [ˈʃmʊɡlɐˌboːt]
Schmugglergeschäft noun [ˈʃmʊɡlɐɡəˌʃɛft]
Schmugglerin noun [ˈʃmʊɡləʁɪn]
Schmugglerpfad noun [ˈʃmʊɡlɐˌp͡faːt]
Schmugglerring noun [ˈʃmʊɡlɐˌʁɪŋ]
Schmugglerschiff noun [ˈʃmʊɡlɐˌʃɪf]
Schmugglertour noun [ˈʃmʊɡlɐˌtuːɐ̯]
Schmugglerware noun [ˈʃmʊɡlɐˌvaːʁə]
schmulen verb [ˈʃmuːlən]: to peek
schmunzeln noun, verb /ˈʃmʊntsəln/: to smile slightly, smirk (not smugly, but in an amused or contented way; e.g. when witnessing an amusing scene or conversation)
schmurgeln verb /ˈʃmʊʁɡəln/: to be fried or baked slowly, making a sizzling sound
Schmus noun [ʃmuːs]: genitive singular of Schmu
Schmusebär noun: Term of endearment, cuddle bear
Schmusebarde noun: singer of love songs
Schmusekatze noun: a cuddly cat, a cat that likes to cuddle
schmusen verb /ˈʃmuːzən/: to cuddle, fondle, canoodle
Schmuser noun: cuddler
schmusig adjective: cuddly
Schmutt noun [ʃmʊt]
Schmutter proper noun: a tributary of the Danube in Bavaria, Germany
Schmutz noun /ʃmʊt͡s/: dirt
Schmutzablagerung noun [ˈʃmʊt͡sˌʔaplaːɡəʁʊŋ]
schmutzabweisend adjective [ˈʃmʊt͡sʔapˌvaɪ̯zn̩t]
Schmutzarbeit noun [ˈʃmʊt͡sʔaʁˌbaɪ̯t]
schmutzen verb [ˈʃmʊt͡sn̩]
Schmutzfink noun [ˈʃmʊt͡sfɪŋk]: litterbug; slob
Schmutzfleck noun [ˈʃmʊt͡sˌflɛk]
Schmutzgeier noun [ˈʃmʊt͡sˌɡaɪ̯ɐ]
Schmutzian noun: slob; dirty pig
schmutzig adjective /ˈʃmʊt͡sɪç/: dirty, filthy, grimy
schmutzige Bombe noun /ˈʃmʊt͡sɪɡə ˈbɔmbə/: dirty bomb
schmutzige Wäsche waschen phrase, verb […]: to resolve old grievances, to air dirty laundry
Schmutziger Donnerstag noun: Fat Thursday (the last Thursday before Lent)
schmutziges Geld phrase [ˌʃmʊt͡sɪɡəs ˈɡɛlt]
schmutziges Wort phrase [ˌʃmʊt͡sɪɡəs ˈvɔʁt]
Schmutzkampagne noun [ˈʃmʊt͡skamˌpanjə]: smear campaign
Schmutzkorb noun [ˈʃmʊt͡sˌkɔʁp]
Schmutzli noun [ʃmʊt͡slɪ]
Schmutzliteratur noun [ˈʃmʊt͡slɪtəʁaˌtuːɐ̯]
Schmutzschicht noun [ˈʃmʊt͡sˌʃɪçt]
Schmutzspur noun [ˈʃmʊt͡sˌʃpuːɐ̯]
schmutzstarrend adjective [ˈʃmʊt͡sˌʃtaʁənt]
Schmutzstreifen noun [ˈʃmʊt͡sˌʃtʁaɪ̯fn̩]
schmutzverkrustet adjective [ˈʃmʊt͡sfɛɐ̯ˌkʁʊstət]
schmutzverschmiert adjective [ˈʃmʊt͡sfɛɐ̯ˌʃmiːɐ̯t]
Schmutzwäsche noun /ˈʃmʊt͡sˌvɛʃə/: dirty laundry (laundry that is unclean or soiled)
Schmutzwasser noun [ˈʃmʊt͡sˌvasɐ]
Schmutzwassergebühr noun [ˈʃmʊt͡svasɐɡəˌbyːɐ̯]
Schnabel noun /ˈʃnaːbəl/: beak, bill, pecker
Schnäbelchen noun [ˈʃnɛːbl̩çən]
schnabelförmig adjective /ˈʃnaːbl̩ˌfœʁmɪç/: beaked
Schnabeligel noun [ˈʃnaːbl̩ˌʔiːɡl̩]
Schnabelkerf noun /ˈʃnaːbəlˌkɛʁf/: true bug (insect of the order Hemiptera)
schnäbeln noun, verb [ˈʃnɛːbl̩n]: dative plural of Schnabel
Schnabelstoß noun [ˈʃnaːbl̩ˌʃtoːs]
Schnabeltasse noun /ˈʃnabl̩ˌtasə/: sippy cup
Schnabeltier noun /ʃnɑbɛlˈtiːɐ̯/: platypus, Ornithorhynchus anatinus
Schnabelwal noun: beaked whale
schnabulieren verb /ʃnabuˈliːʁən/: to eat heartily, to feast
schnack noun, verb /ʃnak/: chat; saying
schnackeln verb [ˈʃnakl̩n]
schnacken verb /ˈʃnakən/: to talk, to speak
Schnackenburg proper noun […]: Schnackenburg (a town in eastern Lower Saxony, Germany)
Schnacker noun /ˈʃnakɐ/: agent noun of schnacken
Schnackerl noun /ˈʃnakɐl/: hiccup
schnackseln verb /ˈʃnaksl̩n/: to have sex
Schnadahüpfl noun [ˈʃnaːdaˌhʏp͡fl̩]
Schnadegang noun […]
Schnaderhüpferl noun [ˈʃnaːdɐˌhʏp͡fɐl]
schnafte adjective /ˈʃnaftə/: great, cool
Schnaittenbach proper noun /ˈʃnaɪ̯tn̩ˌbax/: Schnaittenbach (a town in Bavaria, Germany)
Schnake noun /ˈʃnaːkə/: cranefly (any of various large flies of the family Tipulidae)
schnäkig adjective [ˈʃnɛːkɪç]
schnalle noun, verb /ˈʃnalə/: anything that fastens and secures the position of something, clasp, frequently
schnallen noun, verb /ˈʃnalən/: to fasten with a clasp
Schnallenschuh noun [ˈʃnalənˌʃuː]
Schnals proper noun: a municipality of South Tyrol, Italy
schnalzen verb /ˈʃnalt͡sən/: to click (one's tongue)
schnalzend adjective, verb: clicking, snapping
Schnalzlaut noun /ˈʃnalt͡sˌlaʊ̯t/: click
Schnappatmung noun /ˈʃnapˌʔaːtmʊŋ/: agonal respiration
Schnappauf noun [ˈʃnapʔaʊ̯f]
Schnäppchen noun /ˈʃnɛpçən/: bargain; a cheap thing yet in good quality; something luckily seized/caught (see schnappen).
Schnäppchenjagd noun [ˈʃnɛpçənˌjaːkt]
Schnäppchenjäger noun /ˈʃnɛpçənˌjɛːɡɐ/: bargain hunter
Schnäppchenjägerin noun [ˈʃnɛpçənˌjɛːɡəʁɪn]: female equivalent of Schnäppchenjäger
Schnäppchenladen noun /ˈʃnɛpçənˌlaːdən/: variety store
schnappen verb /ˈʃnapən/: to snap (with one’s mouth)
Schnapper noun [ˈʃnapɐ]
Schnapperl noun /ˈʃnapɐl/: diminutive of Schnapper
Schnäpperwaldsänger noun [ˈʃnɛpɐvaltˌzɛŋɐ]
Schnappfinger noun [ˈʃnapˌfɪŋɐ]
Schnapphahn noun /ˈʃnapˌhaːn/: highwayman, waylayer, mugger, footpad
Schnappmesser noun [ˈʃnapˌmɛsɐ]
Schnappsack noun [ˈʃnapˌzak]
Schnappschildkröte noun /ˈʃnapˌʃɪltkʁøːtə/: snapping turtle (any turtle of the genus Chelydra)
Schnappschloss noun [ˈʃnapˌʃlɔs]
Schnappschuß noun: alternative spelling of Schnappschuss
Schnappschuss noun /ˈʃnapˌʃʊs/: snapshot (a photographic, computer screen or filesystem one)
Schnaps noun /ʃnaps/: spirit, booze, hard liquor
Schnapsatem noun [ˈʃnapsˌʔaːtəm]
Schnapsbrenner noun [ˈʃnapsˌbʁɛnɐ]
Schnapsbrennerei noun [ˈʃnapsbʁɛnəˌʁaɪ̯]
Schnapsbrennerin noun [ˈʃnapsˌbʁɛnəʁɪn]
Schnapsbrett noun [ˈʃnapsˌbʁɛt]
Schnapsbruder noun [ˈʃnapsˌbʁuːdɐ]
Schnäpschen noun [ˈʃnɛpsçən]
Schnapsdrossel noun [ˈʃnapsˌdʁɔsl̩]: boozehound
Schnäpsen noun, verb [ˈʃnapsn̩]: to play Schnapsen
Schnapsfahne noun [ˈʃnapsˌfaːnə]
Schnapsfläschchen noun [ˈʃnapsˌflɛʃçən]
Schnapsflasche noun [ˈʃnapsˌflaʃə]
Schnapsgeruch noun [ˈʃnapsɡəˌʁʊx]
Schnapsgeschmack noun [ˈʃnapsɡəˌʃmak]
Schnapsgestank noun [ˈʃnapsɡəˌʃtaŋk]
Schnapsglas noun [ˈʃnapsˌɡlaːs]
Schnapsgläschen noun [ˈʃnapsˌɡlɛːsçən]
Schnapshandel noun [ˈʃnapsˌhandl̩]
Schnapshändler noun [ˈʃnapsˌhɛndlɐ]
Schnapshändlerin noun [ˈʃnapsˌhɛndləʁɪn]
Schnapsidee noun /ˈʃnapsʔiˌdeː/: An idea that seems clever or brilliant at first but turns out to be stupid on second thought.
Schnapskiste noun [ˈʃnapsˌkɪstə]
Schnapskneipe noun [ˈʃnapsˌknaɪ̯pə]
Schnapskonsum noun [ˈʃnapskɔnˌzuːm]
Schnapsladen noun [ˈʃnapsˌlaːdn̩]
Schnapsleiche noun [ˈʃnapsˌlaɪ̯çə]: a person who has passed out from being drunk
Schnapslieferant noun [ˈʃnapsliːfəˌʁant]
Schnapslieferung noun [ˈʃnapsˌliːfəʁʊŋ]
Schnapspraline noun [ˈʃnapspʁaˌliːnə]
Schnapspulle noun [ˈʃnapsˌpʊlə]
Schnapsregal noun [ˈʃnapsʁeˌɡaːl]
Schnapsschmuggler noun [ˈʃnapsˌʃmʊɡlɐ]
Schnapsschrank noun [ˈʃnapsˌʃʁaŋk]
Schnapsspelunke noun [ˈʃnapsʃpeˌlʊŋkə]
schnapssüchtig adjective [ˈʃnapsˌzʏçtɪç]
Schnapstrinken noun [ˈʃnapsˌtʁɪŋkn̩]
Schnapstrinker noun [ˈʃnapsˌtʁɪŋkɐ]
Schnapsvorrat noun [ˈʃnapsfoːɐ̯ˌʁaːt]
Schnapszahl noun /ˈʃnapsˌt͡saːl/: repdigit
schnarchen noun, verb /ˈʃnaʁçən/: to snore
Schnarchgeräusch noun [ˈʃnaʁçɡəˌʁɔɪ̯ʃ]
Schnarchkonzert noun [ˈʃnaʁçkɔnˌt͡sɛʁt]
Schnarchnase noun [ˈʃnaʁçˌnaːzə]
Schnarchralle noun: snoring rail
schnarren verb /ˈʃnarən/: to utter a croaky sound, to snar, to snarl, to squawk
Schnarrwerk noun [ˈʃnaʁˌvɛʁk]
Schnatterente noun: gadwall
schnattern noun, verb /ˈʃnatɐn/: to talk eagerly about unimportant things; to chatter, to gabble
Schnatz noun /ʃnat͡s/: chignon, topknot
schnatzen verb /ˈʃnat͡sn̩/: to tie one's hair onto the crown of the head
schnauben noun, verb /ʃnaʊ̯bən/: to snort; to pant (to breathe loudly)
schnauf noun, verb [ʃnaʊ̯f]: singular imperative of schnaufen
schnaufen noun, verb /ˈʃnaʊ̯fən/: to snort, to pant (to breathe loudly)
Schnaufer noun /ˈʃnaʊ̯fɐ/: gasp; audible breath
Schnaufgeräusch noun [ˈʃnaʊ̯fɡəˌʁɔɪ̯ʃ]
Schnaufpause noun [ˈʃnaʊ̯fˌpaʊ̯zə]
schnäuken verb [ˈʃnɔɪ̯kn̩]
schnäukig adjective /ʃnɔɪ̯kɪç/: choosy about food
Schnaupe noun [ˈʃnaʊ̯pə]
Schnaus proper noun [ʃnaʊ̯s]
Schnauz noun [ʃnaʊ̯t͡s]
Schnauzbart noun /ˈʃnaʊ̯tsˌbaːɐ̯t/: a big moustache
schnauzbärtig adjective [ˈʃnaʊ̯t͡sˌbɛːɐ̯tɪç]
Schnauze interjection, noun, verb /ˈʃnaʊ̯tsə/: snout; muzzle
schnauzen noun, verb [ˈʃnɔɪ̯t͡sən]: to blow one's nose (to expel mucus from nose)
Schnauzer noun [ˈʃnaʊ̯t͡sɐ]: moustache
Schnäuztuch noun [ˈʃnɔɪ̯t͡sˌtuːx]
Schneck noun [ʃnɛk]
Schneckchen noun [ˈʃnɛkçən]
Schnecke noun /ˈʃnɛkə/: snail, slug
Schnecken interjection, noun [ˈʃnɛkn̩]: plural of Schnecke
Schneckenart noun [ˈʃnɛkn̩ˌʔaːɐ̯t]
schneckenartig adjective /ˈʃnɛkn̩ˌʔaːɐ̯tɪç/: helical (snail-like)
Schneckenbesteck noun [ˈʃnɛkn̩bəˌʃtɛk]
Schneckenburger proper noun [ˈʃnɛkn̩ˌbʊʁɡɐ]
Schneckenchecker noun /ˈʃnɛkənˌt͡ʃɛkɐ/: chippy chaser
schneckenförmig adjective [ˈʃnɛkn̩ˌfœʁmɪç]
Schneckengabel noun [ˈʃnɛkn̩ˌɡaːbl̩]
Schneckengericht noun /ˈʃnɛkənɡəˌʁɪçt/: escargot (dish)
Schneckengetriebe noun /ˈʃnɛkn̩ɡəˌtʁiːbə/: worm drive, worm and wheel (gear arrangement consisting of a screw (the worm) whose thread meshes with a gear wheel to turn the direction of drive through a...
Schneckengewölbe noun [ˈʃnɛkn̩ɡəˌvœlbə]
schneckenhaft adjective [ˈʃnɛkn̩haft]
Schneckenhaus noun /ˈʃnɛkn̩ˌhaʊ̯s/: snailshell
Schneckenplage noun [ˈʃnɛkn̩ˌplaːɡə]
Schneckenpost noun [ˈʃnɛkn̩ˌpɔst]: snail mail
Schneckenrennen noun [ˈʃnɛkn̩ˌʁɛnən]
Schneckensamenbaum noun: cochlospermum (Cochlospermum)
Schneckentempo noun [ˈʃnɛkn̩ˌtɛmpo]: snail's pace
Schneckenzange noun [ˈʃnɛkn̩ˌt͡saŋə]
Schneckenzüchter noun [ˈʃnɛkn̩ˌt͡sʏçtɐ]
Schneckerich noun /ˈʃnɛkəʁɪç/: male snail
Schneckerl noun [ˈʃnɛkɐl]
Schnecklein noun [ˈʃnɛklaɪ̯n]
Schnee noun /ʃneː/: snow
Schnee-Eule noun: alternative form of Schneeeule
Schnee von gestern noun, phrase [ˈʃneː fɔn ˌɡɛstɐn]: water under the bridge
Schneeammer noun [ˈʃneːˌʔamɐ]: snow bunting (Plectrophenax nivalis) (type of songbird)
schneearm adjective [ˈʃneːˌʔaʁm]
Schneeball noun /ʃneːbal/: snowball
Schneeballahorn noun [ˈʃneːbalˌʔaːhɔʁn]
Schneeballschlacht noun /ˈʃneːbalˌʃlaxt/: snowball fight
Schneeballsystem noun /ˈʃneːbalzʏsˌteːm/: pyramid scheme
schneebedeckt adjective /ʃneːbəˈdɛkt/: snow-covered
schneebehangen adjective [ˈʃneːbəˌhaŋən]
schneebeladen adjective [ˈʃneːbəˌlaːdn̩]
Schneeberg noun [ˈʃneːˌbɛʁk]
Schneebesen noun /ˈʃneːˌbeːzən/: whisk (kitchen utensil)
schneeblind adjective /ˈʃneːˌblɪnt/: snowblind
Schneeblindheit noun /ˈʃneːˌblɪnthaɪ̯t/: snow blindness, photokeratitis
Schneebö noun [ˈʃneːˌbøː]
Schneebrett noun /ˈʃneːˌbʀɛt/: slab avalanche
Schneebrettlawine noun [ˈʃneːbʁɛtlaˌviːnə]
Schneebrille noun [ˈʃneːˌbʁɪlə]
Schneebruch noun [ˈʃneːˌbʁʊx]
Schneechaos noun [ˈʃneːˌkaːɔs]
Schneedecke noun /ˈʃneːˌdɛkə/: snow cover, blanket of snow
schneedicht adjective [ˈʃneːˌdɪçt]
Schneedichte noun [ˈʃneːˌdɪçtə]
Schneeengel noun [ˈʃneːˌʔɛŋl̩]
schneeerhellt adjective [ˈʃneːʔɛɐ̯ˌhɛlt]
Schneeerzeuger noun [ˈʃneːʔɛɐ̯ˌt͡sɔɪ̯ɡɐ]
Schneeeule noun /ˈʃneːˌɔɪ̯lə/: snowy owl
Schneefahrzeug noun [ˈʃneːfaːɐ̯ˌt͡sɔɪ̯k]
Schneefall noun /ˈʃneːfal/: snowfall
Schneefallgrenze noun [ˈʃneːfalˌɡʁɛnt͡sə]
Schneefeld noun [ˈʃneːˌfɛlt]
Schneefigur noun [ˈʃneːfiˌɡuːɐ̯]
Schneeflöckchen noun [ˈʃneːˌflœkçən]: diminutive of Schneeflocke
Schneeflocke noun /ˈʃneːˌflɔkə/: snowflake (crystal)
Schneefräse noun [ˈʃneːˌfʁɛːzə]
schneefrei adjective /ˈʃneːˌfʁaɪ̯/: snow-free, free from snow
Schneefreiheit noun [ˈʃneːˌfʁaɪ̯haɪ̯t]
Schneefuchs noun [ˈʃneːˌfʊks]: arctic fox (Vulpes lagopus)
Schneegans noun /ˈʃneːˌɡans/: snow goose
schneegekrönt adjective /ˈʃneːɡəkʁøːnt/: snow-crowned, snow-capped
Schneegestöber noun /ˈʃneːɡəˌʃtøːbɐ/: flurry of snow
Schneegewitter noun /ˈʃneːɡəˌvɪtɐ/: thundersnow

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 S: 22,683 words, in 76 parts.