braunschweiger
noun
braun·schweig·er ˈbrau̇n-ˌshwī-gər 
-ˌshvī-,
also ˈbrän-
: smoked liverwurst
Example Sentences
Recent Examples on the Web Cheese shop/delicatessen and specialty grocery store also offers soups and sandwiches (everything from braunschweiger to BLTs). 
Keith Pandolfi, The Enquirer, 21 Dec. 2021 Ralph Clasen, founder of the Middleton bakery, has been a member of the choir since 1962 and each week shares his hearty bread that the 25 to 30 members top with slices of salami, braunschweiger and, on some occasions, Limburger cheese. Barry Adams, The Seattle Times, 8 Dec. 2017
Keith Pandolfi, The Enquirer, 21 Dec. 2021 Ralph Clasen, founder of the Middleton bakery, has been a member of the choir since 1962 and each week shares his hearty bread that the 25 to 30 members top with slices of salami, braunschweiger and, on some occasions, Limburger cheese. Barry Adams, The Seattle Times, 8 Dec. 2017 Word History
Etymology
German Braunschweiger (Wurst), literally, Brunswick sausage
First Known Use
1898, in the meaning defined above
- on the town
- on the trot
- on the turn
- on the understanding that
- on the up
- on the up and up
- on the upside
- on the upswing
- on the verge of
- on the wagon
- on the wane
- on the warpath
- on the watch for
- on the water wagon
- on the way
- on the way out
- on the whole
- on the wind
- on the wing
- on the wrong side of
- on the wrong side of (an age)
- on the wrong side of an age
- on the wrong side of someone
- on the wrong side of the law
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