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krauthead
noun
a German-American or German immigrant US, 1928- And Mosca playing the game would say, "They wouldn’t even look at your krautheads." — Mario Puzo, The Dark Arena, p. 90, 1955
- I doubt if the Krautheads could have handled this bunch of hoods. — Red Rudensky, The Gonif, p. 38, 1970
- "That phony krauthead," Francis complained[.] — Joseph Wambaugh, The Choirboys, p. 112, 1975
- And those given a name were stuck with it forever: Svade, Svenska, Lugan, Schnapps, Moishe, Stosh, Henie, Mockie, Guinea, Canuck, Bohunk, Pork-dodger, Limey, Greaseball, Krauthead, Dutchie, Squarehead, Grick, Mick, Paddy, Goombah, Polski, Dago, Hunkie, Wop — San Francisco Examiner, p. A15, 28 July 1997
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