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pumpernickel

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pum·per·nick·el  (pmpr-nkl)
n.
A dark, sourish bread made from whole, coarsely ground rye.

[German, probably from dialectal, term of abuse : obsolete Pumper, breaking wind (from dialectal pumpern, to break wind, from Middle High German, to knock, frequentative of pumpen, of imitative origin) + German Nickel, goblin; see nickel.]

pumpernickel [ˈpʌmpəˌnɪkəl]
n
(Cookery) a slightly sour black bread, originating in Germany, made of coarse rye flour
[from German, of uncertain origin]
ThesaurusLegend:  Synonyms Related Words Antonyms
Noun1.pumpernickelpumpernickel - bread made of coarse rye flour      
rye bread - any of various breads made entirely or partly with rye flour
Translations
pumpernickel [ˈpʌmpənɪkl] Npan m de centeno entero
pumpernickel
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After leaving college he became Private Secretary to Lord Binkie, and was then appointed Attache to the Legation at Pumpernickel, which post he filled with perfect honour, and brought home despatches, consisting of Strasburg pie, to the Foreign Minister of the day.
 
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