wienerschnitzel

See also: Wienerschnitzel

English

Noun

wienerschnitzel (plural wienerschnitzels)

  1. Alternative form of Wiener schnitzel
    • 1995, Katherine Hanson, An everyday story: Norwegian women's fiction, →ISBN:
      I don't suppose you feel like a wienerschnitzel, poor thing, since you're not hungry? It's terrible that they're so unkind to you that you lose your appetite. Oh, people are wicked. People ought to be kind to each other, yes indeed.
    • 2001, Franchise Times:
      Wienerschnitzel [hot dog restaurant]—The name pays tribute to the hot dog's German heritage, although if you order a wienerschnitzel in Germany, you'll get a veal cutlet not a hot dog. […]
    • 2016, Stuart Slade, Kazan Thunderbolts, →ISBN:
      “Hans, I will have a wienerschnitzel for my luncheon, with a bottle of the good white wine. Now send in SS-Standartenführer Stephan Bähr.” Once again, Heinrici made great play of reading a file when Bähr entered his office.
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