broiges

a dispute (n)

angry, annoyed (adj.)

cement mixer

non-Jewish woman

faribel

to have a grievance, to be aggrieved

grievance

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

koppel

skullcap, kippah, yarmulke

lobbus

a young mischievous person with a lot of chutzpah

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

mechaye

"Pleasure, enjoyment, a real joy" (Rosten); something that gives great joy

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.

shabash

Well done!

Money thrown on bride and groom at a wedding (Mountain Jews).

shlump

an unkempt person, a loser

tsekrochen

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

wimpel

a long, linen sash used as a binding for the Sefer Torah by Jews of German (Yekke) origin

yachna

a talkative or gossipy woman

"a female meddler or busybody" (Steinmetz)

Yoshke

an irreverent or derogatory name for Jesus Christ

a nickname for Yosef or Yehoshua (archaic Yiddish form)