Krauts
- noun
- Slur
- The old film used the word Krauts to refer to German soldiers, which is now considered highly offensive.
So that being said, I think we have an opportunity to visit Rome in peak season without the peak Krauts.
- So that being said, I think we have an opportunity to visit Rome in peak season without the peak Krauts.
Examples
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Historians warn against using terms like Krauts because of their derogatory nature.
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He regretted saying Krauts after learning about its offensive history.
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Don't call anyone a Kraut!
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It is offensive to call someone a Kraut.
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The movie portrayed an old scene where the characters referred to German soldiers as Krauts, a term that is now seen as very offensive.
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Many people today avoid using the term Krauts when discussing German history, recognizing its derogatory usage during conflicts.
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It's important to remember that using the word Krauts as an insult reflects poorly on our understanding of history and respect for others.
How Offensive
- Slur
- Offensive
- Offensive
- Offensive
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Krauts comes from the German word Kraut, which means 'cabbage' or 'herb'. During the world wars English speakers used it as a rude name for Germans because of the food sauerkraut, so it is now an offensive slur and should not be used.