Definitions
Sorry, no definitions found. You may find more data at handwerker.
Etymologies
Sorry, no etymologies found.
Support
Help support Wordnik (and make this page ad-free) by adopting the word Handwerker.
Examples
-
Handwerker says Berry thanked the crowd before leaving the stage.
-
His competitive, Polish-born employee, Nathan Handwerker, opened his own Coney Island business in 1916.
-
The first hot dog was sold here by German-born butcher Charles Feltman, but it was his Polish-born employee, Nathan Handwerker, who really scored by opening his own business in 1916 — Nathan's Famous.
-
Handwerker says Berry thanked the crowd before leaving the stage.
-
Handwerker says Berry thanked the crowd before leaving the stage.
-
The first hot dog was sold here by German-born butcher Charles Feltman, but it was his Polish-born employee, Nathan Handwerker, who really scored by opening his own business in 1916 — Nathan's Famous.
-
The first hot dog was sold here by German-born butcher Charles Feltman, but it was his Polish-born employee, Nathan Handwerker, who really scored by opening his own business in 1916 — Nathan's Famous.
-
The first hot dog was sold here by German-born butcher Charles Feltman, but it was his Polish-born employee, Nathan Handwerker, who really scored by opening his own business in 1916 — Nathan's Famous.
-
Handwerker says Berry thanked the crowd before leaving the stage.
-
We commiserated about loopy landlords at the WEBMU, but it sounds like the Handwerker your landlord used for the countertop sets the bar for incompetence.
Continued Adventures in Our German Kitchen C N Heidelberg 2008
Comments
Log in or sign up to get involved in the conversation. It's quick and easy.