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der Häschenwitz

Noun[ˈhɛːsçənˌvɪts]

A kind of joke, popular in Germany especially in the 1970s and 80s, involving a hare that speaks in a defective child-like accent and is only interested in carrots, his catchphrase being hattu Möhrchen?.

der Häschenwitz is a German noun meaning “A kind of joke, popular in Germany especially in the 1970s and 80s, involving a hare that speaks in a defective child-like accent and is only interested in carrots, his catchphrase being hattu Möhrchen? (“do you have carrots?”).”.

Genitive
des Häschenwitzes
Plural
die Häschenwitze
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