Fritz and German

Fritz

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German and fritz are semantically related in jerry topic. In some cases you can use "German" instead a noun "Fritz".

German

German noun - A person of German nationality.
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Fritz and German are semantically related in jerry topic. You can use "Fritz" instead a noun "German".

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  • The Butcher Fritz Haarmann, a German serial killer active in the early 1900s, was also known as The Butcher of Hannover (and referred to as "Fritz Haarmann the Butcher" in the Macabre song of the same name).
    Source: The Butcher
  • The Power of Cheese The German "Fritz Kola" (muchmuch caffeine) evidently turns you into a horse-headed monster...and your girlfriend LOVES it.
  • Irony Tragic Irony: Fritz Haber, a Jewish German chemist invented a way to use hydrogen cyanide as an insecticide.
    Source: Irony
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