schnitz
noun
variants or snits or less commonly snitz
ˈshnits
plural schnitz or snits also snitz
: sliced dried fruit
especially : sliced dried apples
Word History
Etymology
Pennsylvania German, schnitz, plural of schnutz section of dried fruit, alteration of German schnitz slice, cut, from Middle High German sniz; akin to Old High German snīdan to cut
- rub (someone) up the wrong way
- rub along
- rub elbows
- rub elbows (with)
- rub elbows with
- rub in
- rub of the green
- rub off
- rub one's nose in
- rub out
- rub rail
- rub salt in someone's wounds
- rub salt in the wound
- rub salt in/into someone's wounds
- rub salt in/into the wound
- rub salt into someone's wounds
- rub salt into the wound
- rub shoulders
- rub shoulders with
- rub someone up the wrong way
- rub someone's nose in
- rub the wrong way
- rub up
- rub up the wrong way
- rub-a-dub