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lebkuchen

[ leyb-koo-kuhn; German leyp-koo-khuhn ]

noun

plural lebkuchen.
  1. a hard, chewy or brittle Christmas cookie, usually flavored with honey and spices and containing nuts and citron.


lebkuchen

/ ˈ±ô±ðɪ²úËŒ°ì³ÜË°ìÉ™²Ô /

noun

  1. a biscuit, originating from Germany, usually containing honey, spices, etc
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˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins

Origin of lebkuchen1

An Americanism dating back to 1845–50; from German, from Middle High German lebekuoche; loaf 1, cake
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˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins

Origin of lebkuchen1

German: literally, loaf cake
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The Christmas markets in Aachen are famous for lebkuchen.

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The messenger was Karl Heinz, a jolly red-nosed man who was spreading a gospel of German Christmases past and present: Eat lebkuchen.

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“Lorissa, go play with your father,†I snapped after she asked me for the fifteenth time whether there was any lebkuchen left.

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And when at last the fateful night arrived that saw his first batch of lebkuchen in the oven, he actually forgot to smoke at all!

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Sometimes he would ask her, with a fine irony, if she meant to keep him waiting for his answer until her brother had made lebkuchen as good as the lebkuchen of N�rnberg?

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