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Definition of schmear in English: schmear(also shmeer, schmeer, shmear) nounʃmɪəʃmɪr North American informal 1An underhand inducement. he knew the schmear was on when the producer invited him to lunch 2A smear or spread. a schmear of low-fat cream cheese Example sentencesExamples - And, in interstellar news, today Earth's moon and the planet Jupiter will rendezvous in the predawn sky, probably for some coffee, maybe a bagel with a little shmear.
- While making my way to the kitchen for my morning espresso and bagel with schmear, I called my couch a worthless SOB for looking so comfortable knowing I would not be able to recline there all day like I so desired.
- The speculations have ranged from Joan Baez in particular to his audience in general, with more than a shmear of misogyny in the former case, misanthropy in the latter.
- And then I carefully sipped champagne as I mingled but my stomach kept growling so I went back to put a schmear of cheese torte on a water cracker.
- And the schmeer wasn't so much a schmeer as it was a huge dollop of mayo laden with shredded lettuce and sliced red onion.
- Half the fun of eating these is playing around, mixing up the fillings by adding a little rice on one taco, a schmear of beans on the next.
- Finally, grab a copy, a bagel, a shmear.
- Sam chose the cold bagel and shmear and a nice little carton of chocolate milk, as always.
- In an appeal to the target market's well-developed cynicism, Hank himself is shown saying, ‘May I suggest you have that with a schmear’.
- With a barrage of self-deprecating Jewish humor, it gets off to a fast and funny start, but unfortunately, like just a few schmeers of cream cheese for a basketful of bagels, it's all spread pretty thin by the end.
verbʃmɪəʃmɪr [with object]North American informal Flatter or ingratiate oneself with (someone) he was buying us drinks and schmearing us up
Phrases informal Everything possible or available; every aspect of the situation. I'm going for the whole schmear Example sentencesExamples - Credit the still-tight bandly playing for keeping the whole shmear from turning into a solipsistic acoustic mess.
- He anchors the whole shmear with some fat bass.
- People gave him a soldier's burial, twenty-one guns, the whole shmeer.
- Oh, can I have a half a dozen of those and hook my friend up here with the whole shmear - you know, clubs, bats, shoes, glove, shirts, pants.
- I can't help feeling that this also brings the things that appall me - the anger, the punitiveness, the blood and suffering and the whole shmeer.
- And the whole shmear will be ‘parametrically processed on Substrate Technologies.’
Origin 1960s: from Yiddish shmirn 'flatter, grease'. Definition of schmear in US English: schmear(also shmeer, schmeer, shmear) nounSHmirʃmɪr North American informal 1A corrupt or underhanded inducement; a bribe. 2A smear or spread. the bagel so perfect with a schmear of low-fat cream cheese Example sentencesExamples - The speculations have ranged from Joan Baez in particular to his audience in general, with more than a shmear of misogyny in the former case, misanthropy in the latter.
- With a barrage of self-deprecating Jewish humor, it gets off to a fast and funny start, but unfortunately, like just a few schmeers of cream cheese for a basketful of bagels, it's all spread pretty thin by the end.
- And, in interstellar news, today Earth's moon and the planet Jupiter will rendezvous in the predawn sky, probably for some coffee, maybe a bagel with a little shmear.
- And then I carefully sipped champagne as I mingled but my stomach kept growling so I went back to put a schmear of cheese torte on a water cracker.
- In an appeal to the target market's well-developed cynicism, Hank himself is shown saying, ‘May I suggest you have that with a schmear’.
- While making my way to the kitchen for my morning espresso and bagel with schmear, I called my couch a worthless SOB for looking so comfortable knowing I would not be able to recline there all day like I so desired.
- Sam chose the cold bagel and shmear and a nice little carton of chocolate milk, as always.
- Half the fun of eating these is playing around, mixing up the fillings by adding a little rice on one taco, a schmear of beans on the next.
- Finally, grab a copy, a bagel, a shmear.
- And the schmeer wasn't so much a schmeer as it was a huge dollop of mayo laden with shredded lettuce and sliced red onion.
verbSHmirʃmɪr [with object]North American informal Flatter or ingratiate oneself with (someone) he was constantly buying us drinks and schmearing us up
Phrases informal Everything possible or available; every aspect of the situation. I'm going for the whole schmear Example sentencesExamples - I can't help feeling that this also brings the things that appall me - the anger, the punitiveness, the blood and suffering and the whole shmeer.
- Oh, can I have a half a dozen of those and hook my friend up here with the whole shmear - you know, clubs, bats, shoes, glove, shirts, pants.
- And the whole shmear will be ‘parametrically processed on Substrate Technologies.’
- People gave him a soldier's burial, twenty-one guns, the whole shmeer.
- He anchors the whole shmear with some fat bass.
- Credit the still-tight bandly playing for keeping the whole shmear from turning into a solipsistic acoustic mess.
Origin 1960s: from Yiddish shmirn ‘flatter, grease’. |