broiges

angry, annoyed (adj.)

a dispute (n)

cement mixer

non-Jewish woman

cheder

Hebrew and religious classes (often on Sundays) for elementary school children.

faribel

to have a grievance, to be aggrieved

grievance

frosk

a slap

gezinta

a big healthy girl (or the adjective denoting such)

a sexy lady

gezunterheyt

lit., while in good health

"Fine, go ahead" (ironic).

hoo-ha

hullabaloo, commotion

interjection of admiration or astonishment

vagina

I wish you well to wear it

A saying uttered on seeing a friend or relative wearing a new garment or accessory. It is value-neutral, not implying that the garment is nice, just that it is new.

kishkas

Intestines, gut

leibedik

lively, enthusiastic; warm, heartfelt

lobbus

a young mischievous person with a lot of chutzpah

a rascal, mischievous or cheeky child (usually a boy)

nicht shabbos geret

Not to speak of on Shabbat (used when a subject is not suitable for the Holy Shabbat, primarily business and money manners, to indicate that one shouldn't discuss it). Usually followed by a short comment about the "forbidden" subject.

pish

urinate

urine

schnoder

"to pledge a donation" (Steinmetz).

sheymes

n., such content

adj., of or relating to printed material, such as a book or even an audio recording, that contains the name of God, and therefore must not be erased, put on the floor, etc., out of respect for the Divine Name

shlump

an unkempt person, a loser

tsekrochen

slovenly, [feeling] feeble or fragile, usually owing to minor illness or a night of excess.

veiter

"Further; next." (Steinmetz)

"More distant: Farther." (Weiser)

"At a more advanced point: Further." (Weiser)

vos

what

yachna

a talkative or gossipy woman

"a female meddler or busybody" (Steinmetz)