Schnuckel.
darling, sweetheart, baby
Meaning & usage
darling, sweetheart, baby
Where this word comes from
Probably related to a group of chiefly German Low German [Term?] and Central German dialect verbs schnucken, schnuckeln, and variants. These verbs mean “to eat sweets”, “to suck (like a baby)”, occasionally “to kiss”, all of which senses suit the noun perfectly. Compare English snookums.
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