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Ukushalaza·When you see someone you know, but pretend not to notice them.

Ølfrygt·The fear of not being able to find a beer while out of town.

Miendientje·Little mine-yours thing.

Shotgun·An exclamation made upon sight of a vehicle in which a passenger will travel, designating the seat as proprietary of the exclaimer for the duration of an upcoming trip.

Empalagarse·To eat so much of a sweet food you can't stand it anymore.

Gruglede·You're so excited for something coming up that you both look forward to it and not.

Mångata·The road-like reflection of moonlight on water.

Thoil·To be able to afford something but unable to justify it's expense.

Mos·As you already know, as you will agree, as I have told you previously, as is common knowledge.

Befindlichkeiten·Attitudes and ways of thinking that lead to unrest, discord, disharmony.

Poprawiny·The party you have the day after a wedding reception to finish off all the food and drink.

Plombenzieher·Candy so sticky it pulls out your fillings.

Yahourt·A foreign song that you sing despite not speaking the language, just by imitating the sounds.

ġarraz·To get stuck in sand.

Grobmotoriker·Somebody, who is really bad at doing stuff, that requires patience and concentration or sb. who does things very quickly and thus doing many errors and mistakes.

ġibṭah·Is the feeling you have when you wish to have what someone else has without being envious.

Pufaikciems·Village of puffy jackets.

Goshiwon·A very small room that students live in while studying for an important test.

Kaçıncı·Lit How manyth.

bierernst·Literally: beer serious; figuratively: deadly serious

ブサカワ/busakawa·Ugly yet cute, adorably ugly.

Attpåklatt·A child born a considerable amount of years after their siblings.

Attendrissement·The warm feeling you get when you see something cute or moving, literally going soft.

Gigil·To grit the teeth in order to resist the urge to pinch or squeeze something extremely cute.

Bettenburg·Literally bed fortress/castle, a derogatory term for a big hotel designed for mass tourism.

Romjul·The period between Christmas and New Year.

Naktibalda·Person who makes a lot of noise at night when others are sleeping.

Mahlzeit!·A greeting or farewell from or adressed to a person heading off to lunch, or in the process of eating lunch.

Tubelight·Someone who understands something (usually a joke) waayyyy later.

Hojarasca·The carpet of dead, fallen leafs on a forest floor.