Schmaus.
feast of food
Meaning & usage
feast of food
Where this word comes from
Unknown, early 17ᵗʰ century’s student language. The Etymological Dictionary of the German Language claims a cognate with Dutch smullen (“to eat or drink immoderately, carouse”) and Low German smudderen, smodderen (“to feast”). Any connection to Schmer (“fat, lard”) is likely folk etymology.
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