Thuringer

American  

[thoor-in-jer, tir-] / ˈθʊər ɪn dʒər, ˈtɪr- /

German Thüringer

noun

1. a mildly seasoned cervelat, either fresh or smoked.

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Etymology

Origin of Thuringer

1920–25; < German, short for Thüringerwurst Thuringian sausage

Example Sentences

The Jewish community in Thuringia has already called for the removal of the bells, according to the Thüringer Allgemeine Zeitung, but the Church says it will take time to decide whether to grind off the inscriptions, remove the bells, or melt them down and re-cast them.

From BBC

“Their experience was far from unique,” said Martin Debes, a journalist for the Thüringer Allgemeine newspaper, who grew up in Jena at the same time as Zschäpe and the two Uwes.

From The Guardian

However, these were offset by the absence of earnings from divisions that it has sold, which include some of its German regional businesses, such as E.On Thuringer Energie and E.On Westfalen Weser.

From BBC

The trio, soon active members of groups like the Thüringer Heimatschutzm, or Thuringia Homeland Protection, was far from alone.

From Newsweek

I believe it was in the Harz mountains, the Thüringer Wald, and about those parts that he was travelling on foot with his friends.

From Project Gutenberg