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wiener, a. and n.|ˈviːnə(r)|
Also erron. weiner.
[a. Ger., of Vienna.]
A. adj.
1. wiener schnitzel: see schnitzel.
2. wienerwurst [G. wurst sausage]: = Vienna sausage s.v. Vienna 1 a. U.S.
1889Gallup (New Mexico) Gleaner 27 Mar. 3/3 We.. are willing to bet our unpaid debts, against a weiner-wurst [sic] that the modest local of the Democrat blushed more than the bride when he saw her in the diaphanous costume he describes. 1899F. Norris McTeague v. 75 The lunch baskets were emptied... There were wienerwurst and frankfurter sausages. 1949Los Angeles Times 15 May ii. 5/2 I've never lamped a crooked dime, not e'en a wienerwurst.
‖3. Wiener Kreis [G. kreis circle]: = Vienna Circle s.v. Vienna 1 a.
[1929(title) Wissenschaftliche Weltauffassung. Der Wiener Kreis (E. Mach Verein).] 1932Jrnl. Philos. XXIX. 122 The philosophy of the ‘Wiener Kreis’ is unique in that it was formulated for the first time in a concise joint manifesto. 1950B. Russell Logic & Knowl. (1956) 370 Wittgenstein's Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus..provided a stimulus which helped in the formation of the ‘Wiener Kreis’, where logical positivism first took the form of a definite school. 1964New Statesman 10 Apr. 574/2 The early chapters are full of perception theory, Chicago School aesthetics, Wienerkreis linguistics,..Platonic misconceptions and all stations to the Hochschule at Ulm.
B. n.
a. = wiener wurst above. Cf. weiner. N. Amer.
1904H. R. Martin Tillie iii. 34 I'm havin' fried smashed potatoes and wieners. 1935Motion Picture Nov. 79/1 Hot dogs are just wiener sausages! 1970S. J. Perelman Baby, it's Cold Inside 81 Platters of smoking hot wieners flanked by creamed spinach.
b. Comb. wiener roast N. Amer., a barbecue at which wieners are cooked and served.
1920Outing July–Aug. 245/1 All over France they introduced the women war workers to American hikes, wiener roasts, camping in the open, and games of all sorts. 1970J. H. Gray Boy from Winnipeg 53 Snow⁓shoeing clubs..given to walking for miles after every snow, usually stopping for a wiener roast somewhere along the way. |