Definitions
Sorry, no definitions found. You may find more data at kreischer.
Etymologies
Sorry, no etymologies found.
Support
Help support Wordnik (and make this page ad-free) by adopting the word Kreischer.
Examples
-
Around 1885, a prosperous German bricklayer named Balthasar Kreischer built mirror-image homes for his sons on the hilltop _ one later burned in the 1930s and the remaining home is now known as the Kreischer mansion.
-
Around 1885, a prosperous German bricklayer named Balthasar Kreischer built mirror-image homes for his sons on the hilltop _ one later burned in the 1930s and the remaining home is now known as the Kreischer mansion.
-
There are ones that have “funny” in the actual title — “John Heffron: Middle Class Funny,” “Adam Ferrara: Funny as Hell” — and ones that rely on the beloved comedy school of pun-making: “Greg Giraldo: Midlife Vices,” “Christopher Titus: Love is Evol,” “Bert Kreischer: Comfortably Dumb,” and “Ralphie May: Austin-Tatious.”
Gabriel Iglesias: What's in a stand-up special name? | EW.com 2009
-
Kreischer tells the Australian website news.com.au that his goal is to leave each room in a "semi-disturbing manner."
-
Kreischer says hotel hijinks began in a room in San Antonio, Texas.
-
These are all creations left behind in hotel rooms by Travel Channel's Bert Kreischer.
-
Comedian Bert Kreischer shocks hotel staff IF you thought you were a bad hotel guest for failing to wash up or make your bed then think again, a comedian has been leaving some "creepy" surprises behind that are designed to truly shock hotel staff.
-
These are all creations left behind in hotel rooms by comedian and actor Bert Kreischer, host of the Travel Channel's "Bert the Conqueror" television show.
-
A frequent traveller, funnyman Bert Kreischer has been giving hotel rooms around the world "disturbing" makeovers by leaving items behind or re-arranging them so that they appear to take on spooky forms.
-
These are all creations left behind in hotel rooms by Travel Channel's Bert Kreischer.
Comments
Log in or sign up to get involved in the conversation. It's quick and easy.