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Scheuer

Part of Speech: Noun

Definition: A German word meaning "clumsy person" or "knockabout."

Sample Sentence 1: The scheuer accidentally knocked over the vase while trying to move the furniture.

Sample Sentence 2: He always trips over his own feet like a scheuer.

Scheuer

Part of Speech: Noun

Definition: A German word meaning "barn" or "stable."

Sample Sentence 1: The farmer took the cows to the scheuer for milking.

Sample Sentence 2: The scheuer was filled with bales of hay and machinery.

Scheuer

Part of Speech: Adjective

Definition: A German word meaning "rough" or "rugged."

Sample Sentence 1: The scheuer terrain in the mountains made hiking difficult.

Sample Sentence 2: The artist used bold, scheuer brushstrokes in his painting.

Scheuer

Part of Speech: Verb

Definition: A German word meaning "to scrub" or "to scour."

Sample Sentence 1: She had to scheuer the floor to remove the stubborn stains.

Sample Sentence 2: He scheuert the pots and pans after cooking to keep them clean.

Scheuer

Part of Speech: Noun

Definition: A German word meaning "abrasion" or "scrape."

Sample Sentence 1: The bicycle accident left a scheuer on his knee.

Sample Sentence 2: The painter's hands were covered in scheuers from working with rough materials.

Scheuer

Part of Speech: Noun

Definition: A German word meaning "a surname."

Sample Sentence 1: Mr. Scheuer was a famous architect in the city.

Sample Sentence 2: The Scheuer family has been living in this town for generations.

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