A native or inhabitant of Germany or the lands corresponding to modern Germany; a German. Chiefly archaic and literary in later use.

A German; a man of Teutonic race. Obsolete exc. locally in U.S.

A native or inhabitant of Germany or (now historical) of the regions of central Europe corresponding to modern Germany; a person descended from…

A native or inhabitant of Germany; a German.

A German or Dutchman.

A German, a Swiss. Occasionally more generally: any foreigner.

= Teuton, n. 2. Obsolete.

The German equivalent of Mr.; a German gentleman.

A Dutchman; in earlier use, a German.

Usually in representations of German speech (occasionally humorous or ironic): a form of address to a man; sir. Also, preceding a surname as a…

A German; in extended ethnic sense, any member of the races or peoples speaking a Germanic or Teutonic language; in Great Britain and its colonies…

A familiar or contemptuous name for a Dutchman or a German.

U.S. slang. A German. Cf. sauerkraut, n. 2 and Kraut, n. 2a.

A German; esp. a German soldier. Also: a German aircraft or vessel.

transferred and figurative. slang. A German. Also attributive ? Obsolete.

A German, esp. a German soldier. Also: Germans collectively.

A German, esp. a German soldier. Usually in plural.

= Fritz, n.1

colloquial (offensive and chiefly derogatory). A German. Also (Military): a German aircraft.

A German; esp. a German soldier.

= sense 2 above.

a German.

A French term of abuse for a German.

(plural) people of German origin resident outside Germany and Austria; ethnic Germans.