Geheimrat
noun
Ge·heim·rat
gəˈhīmˌrät,
G -räät
plural -s
: privy councilor
Word History
Etymology
German, from older geheimerat, from geheime, geheimde secrecy (from geheim, adjective, secret, from Middle High German, secret, familiar, pertaining to the household, from ge-, collective prefix—from Old High German gi- — + heim house, dwelling, from Old High German) + rat counselor, counsel, from Old High German rāt advice, provisions
- stick out like a sore thumb
- stick rider
- stick salve
- stick shift
- stick that in your pipe and smoke it
- stick to
- stick to beat (someone) with
- stick to beat someone with
- stick to beat with
- stick to it
- stick to one's guns
- stick to or with
- stick together
- stick two fingers up at someone
- stick up
- stick up for
- stick vat
- stick with
- stick with which to beat
- stick with which to beat (someone)
- stick with which to beat someone
- stick your oar in
- stick-and-dirt
- stick-and-mud
- stick-and-poke