Definitions
Etymologies
- German, from Middle High German sīdel, from Latin situla, bucket.
Examples
“Not exactly respectful to those that he fired. rainier seidel”
“This is really cool, but content owners wanted to work with MySpace like this years ago, and they could have done this years ago. reply rainier seidel”
MySpace Adds Full Music Video Archives, Deep Artist Analytics
“I know a LOT of people who are still using photobucket (especially for forums). reply rainier seidel”
“Will Mary pay big bucks to be poked by Uncle Bob or any of her 1213 friends? errr No. reply rainier seidel”
Sean Parker: Twitter/Facebook Will Soon Dominate The Web — Not Google.
“Does Rupert still own myspace? reply rainier seidel”
Mint’s Aaron Patzer: “We Will End-Of-Life Quicken Online” In Six to Nine Months
“That is exactly what they are doing to their customers. reply rainier seidel”
“Oraganic fertilizer? what do they do with 200-goat-shit-stink? reply rainier seidel”
“October 1st, 2009 at 5: 55 pm PDT reply rainier seidel”
The $25 Million Demo. Yext Scores A Big Round From IVP After TechCrunch50 Debut.
“This Facebook button provides the analytics that is very important to companies so again, FB does and does better. reply rainier seidel”
“The rest of the list had nothing to do with that. reply rainier seidel”
Time’s 100 Most Influential People Includes 4chan And Twitter Creators
Lists
These user-created lists contain the word ‘seidel’.
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Wort to the wise
Brewing terms
wort, gruit, metheglin, mead, perry, mulsum, finings, irish moss, malt, hops, morat, melomel and 41 more...
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Words of the day
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grant_barrett This word was chosen as Wordnik word of the day. Nov 11, 2009
seanahan Plus one for victualry. Oct 31, 2009
ecbrenner "The average man, at least in England and America, has such rudimentary tastes in victualry that he doesn’t know good food from bad. He will eat anything set before him by a cook that he likes. The true way to fetch him is with drinks. A single bottle of drinkable wine will fill more men with the passion of love than ten sides of beef or a ton of potatoes. Even a Seidel of beer, deftly applied, is enough to mellow the hardest bachelor. If women really knew their business, they would have abandoned cooking centuries ago, and devoted themselves to brewing, distilling, and bartending." -- H.L. Mencken, via Wordnik Oct 26, 2009