What does lederhosened mean?
Lederhosened means Wearing lederhosen..
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Pronunciation varies by accent · adjective
Wearing lederhosen..
The old paddle-steamer that brought the Emperor Franz Joseph to the jetty amid the cheers of dirndled maidens and lederhosened youths, still comes chuffing in.
Bearded lederhosened travelers singing “Tom Dooley” in German-accented English without understanding the words; […]
JOE MIKOLAS is the black-shirted villain, Ernie Kovacs is the “lederhosened” hero and Jolene Brand the girl in the story in this Western scene with a Swiss accent from the Ernie Kovacs special at 10:30 p.m. Tuesday on Channels 7 and 12.
And after them, in glittering sequence, to sing or play or dance, Victoria de los Angeles, di Stefano, Menuhin, and apple-cheeked, wood-chopping, lederhosened Austrian yodellers, superbly squealing pipers of the Black Watch, and Spanish dancers moving in proud ritual, their castanets sizzling like cicadas.
Some 36 German groups from Long Island to Philadelphia planned to make Schuetzen Park ring to the sound of German music and the dancing of lederhosened legs Sunday at the 89th annual Bavarian Folk Festival.
Actually he looks much like what is depicted in American movies as the typical pre-war Bavarian who sits goodhumoredly drinking beer out of a giant stein, bellowing ebulliently in beered-up delight as a blonde-braided girl and a lederhosened man dance to the accompaniment of a merry accordion.
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Lederhosened means Wearing lederhosen..
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The old paddle-steamer that brought the Emperor Franz Joseph to the jetty amid the cheers of dirndled maidens and lederhosened youths, still comes chuffing in.
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