Source Language: German

Evening; the late part of the day.

A unit of area equal to 100 square meters.

Ice; by extension, ice cream or an ice pop, plus a few slang and archaic senses.

A climbing anchor used in ice.

A road or surface covered with ice or frozen snow.

Metal spikes fitted to climbing shoes for traction on ice and snow.

A state of economic self-sufficiency.

A high-speed highway, especially in Germany, Austria, and Switzerland.

In philosophy, the process of preserving and overcoming a concept at the same time.

A synthetic material or fiber.

A broad, gently sloping volcano.

A common pain reliever and fever reducer.

Loss of normal muscle tone.

A severe, rapid allergic reaction.

The act of descending a rope down a steep surface.

A lens corrected to reduce chromatic aberration.

An enzyme that breaks down starch.

The chemical element argon (Ar).

A part-time job or someone who works part-time.

An allergy, or a strong aversion to something.

To secure oneself with a rope for climbing or other rope work.

A direct contrast or opposite.

A contradiction between principles or laws.

A charged atom or molecule.

A religious icon, especially in Eastern Christian tradition.

An idea, especially in philosophical use.

A system of ideas or beliefs.

Sexual impotence; inability to achieve or sustain sexual function.

A lightweight jacket that blocks wind.

A type of sausage associated with Vienna.

A diacritic or sound change associated with umlaut.

The chemical element uranium (U).

The inhabited world or the part of the earth occupied by people.

Ethanol; ethyl alcohol.

Ethanol; ethyl alcohol.

A meal or food to eat.

Used to mean 'somewhat' or 'a little'.

Energy, strength, or stamina; also physical energy in the science sense.

Energetic; lively and full of vigor.

A follower or inferior imitator of a predecessor.

The act of ending a patient's life to relieve suffering.

Self-stimulation of the genitals for sexual pleasure.

A paper-thin wafer used to wrap powdered medicine or candy.

A milk protein used in food and industrial products.

Inflammation of a mucous membrane with excessive mucus.

A tube inserted into the body to drain or deliver fluids.

A class or group of things with shared characteristics.

A cadence in music; a phrase-ending harmonic close.

The stimulant found in coffee, tea, and some soft drinks.

A small case or container, often used for medicine or scientific instruments.

The chemical element potassium.

Dental or bone decay; carious condition.

Charisma, or a charismatic person.

A bleaching and disinfecting chemical, usually calcium hypochlorite.

A medical chart or record for a patient.

A business cartel or trust that controls a market through coordinated action.

A ridge or edge used in climbing and ski jumping.

Gauze, especially for medical use.

Spirit; mind or essence.

A worker from abroad.

A cylinder for storing compressed gas.

Kitsch; tacky or overly sentimental style.

A plaster cast used to immobilize an injured limb; also gypsum or plaster of Paris in some uses.

A patient or person suffering from an illness.

A skiing turn with parallel skis.

The chemical element chromium.

A German greeting used for good morning.

A structural protein found in hair, skin, nails, and similar tissues.

The city of Cologne in Germany.

An overgrown, raised scar caused by excess scar tissue.

The study of how geography shapes political power and international relations.

The secret state police of Nazi Germany.

An organized whole that is perceived as more than its parts.

A society or association, especially in sociological usage.

The complete set of genetic material in an organism.

Violence used for political ends.

A gel, especially in chemistry or materials.

Money; cash.

A money shortage; being broke.

Germanium (Ge).

Germanic; relating to Germanic people, languages, or culture.

A ski slope or ski run.

A gene.

Vocal exercises used for choir training.

Cocaine, the illicit stimulant drug.

A camping cooking set or, in medicine, Kocher forceps.

A steep, layered volcano built from alternating lava and ash.

A structural protein found in connective tissue.

Relating to a choir or chorus.

A drug used to treat gout and related inflammation.

A group of companies under common control.

The double bass; the lowest-pitched string bass instrument.

A small knapsack or daypack.

A small knapsack or rucksack.

A plant-derived compound used in soap, detergents, and medicine.

Semen; seed fluid.

A climbing rope used in mountaineering.

Existence; the state of being.

Fermented shredded cabbage.

A skiing cheer meaning roughly 'good skiing!'.

A schema or conceptual framework.

A shallow dish used in laboratories, especially for culturing specimens.

Beautiful; pretty; fine-looking.

A ski-jump takeoff hill or jumping structure.

A skiing turn initiated with the skis in a stem position.

A German expression for intense emotional upheaval or a turbulent creative phase.

A strong alcoholic drink, especially a clear distilled liquor.

A breathing tube used for swimming or diving near the surface.

A track or trace made by skis.

Chanting or shouting in unison, especially at a demonstration.

A bag for sleeping in, especially while camping.

A bag for sleeping in, especially while camping.

An aluminium-silicon alloy.

A starch-digesting enzyme, especially an amylase.

A unit of lens power.

A sexually transmitted infectious disease.

A philosophical term for synthesis.

A chemical compound used in plastics and resins.

A spitz dog breed.

A colloquial term for sperm or semen.

A serenade, especially in music.

Selenium, the chemical element Se.

The chemical element tantalum (Ta).

A medical pad or plug used to absorb fluid or stop bleeding.

The chemical element titanium (Ti).

A historical Japanese medical term for typhoid, paratyphoid, or typhus.

A thesis, proposition, or statement, often in a philosophical or academic sense.

An infectious bacterial disease, often affecting the lungs.

A theme, topic, or motif; by extension, a project or slogan.

A park or amusement complex built around a theme.

A sales promotion built around a particular theme.

A male voice range between baritone and countertenor, or a singer with that range.

The chemical element tellurium (Te).

A political leader who seeks support by appealing to popular desires and prejudices.

Political agitation using false claims or emotional appeals.

Having a demonic or devilish quality.

A shop or section of a store selling high-quality prepared foods.

A radioactive chemical element with the symbol Th and atomic number 90.

A sexually transmitted infection caused by bacteria.

A dome-shaped mound of viscous lava over a volcanic vent.

A person who is qualified to treat people who are ill.

A closed depression or sinkhole found in karst topography.

A member of the National Socialist German Workers' Party.

A bag with shoulder straps, carried on the back.

Chemical element with symbol Na and atomic number 11.

Chemical element with symbol Nb and atomic number 41.

A chemical element with the symbol Nd and atomic number 60.

Kidney disease characterized by degenerative changes in the renal tubules.

A state of mental distress or nervous breakdown.

A specialized cell transmitting nerve impulses.

A metal spike driven into a crack in rock as a support for climbing.

The hooked cross symbol used as the emblem of the Nazi Party.

A person's native land or home region.

A home or residence, often used in the names of apartment buildings.

To get married (loanword from German).

The state or ceremony of being married.

A greeting or exclamation meaning 'hail' or 'live long'.

A German spit cake characterized by its many layers resembling tree rings.

A rod-shaped bacterium or, metaphorically, a social nuisance.

A highly toxic organophosphate insecticide.