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  1. 40 Hilarious Yiddish Insults and the Meanings Behind Them - Ponly

  2. You Won’t Have a Farbissina Punim After You Read …

    WEBJan 22, 2012 · However, a good friend sent me the following email a few minutes ago: “Have you ever seen a punim you didn’t like?” I googled …

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    Farbissina punim – sour face, a miserable, grumpy person Farmakh dos moyl! – literally translates as “shut your mouth!” Farshtunken (e) – ‘stinking’… can apply to a person who literally stinks, or an object, as in “this Farshtunkene computer is too slow!” Fershnickered – drunk… as in “are you fershnickered?
    In Yiddish, farbisn is the (predicate) adjective form, farbisene is the feminine noun form, and farbisener is the masculine noun form. Something missing from this entry? Inaccurate? Feel free to suggest an edit.
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    The word “farbissiner” is first heard during Larry’s first encounter with the hotel cleaning lady. Larry mistakenly dropped his glasses in the toilet in his room, and for some reason, he believed that it was the woman’s job to retrieve that glasses due to the her title and familiarity with cleaning toilets.
  4. Top 10 Jewish Words to Teach Your Kids – Kveller

    WEBShayna Punim (Yiddish) I know, I know, it’s two words. This phrase means “pretty face” (shayna=pretty, punim=face) and it’s what my grandma always used to call me. It makes me think of my grandparents, and it always …

  5. WEBSee more of Heyman's farbissina punim on his Superstar profile. Two of Heyman’s ECW stars, Raven and Joel Gertner, were also Jewish, as were many other squared circle personalities throughout history. Abe Jacobs, …

  6. farbissiner - Jewish English Lexicon