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wisenheimer

wisenheimer

2 9.9
A person who makes rude clever remarks to annoy others
  • noun
  • /ˈwaɪzənˌhaɪmər/
  • Offensive
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  • There she was: Miriam Suskind, his wisenheimer mother!

Examples

  • I can't stand that wisenheimer who always has a sarcastic comment ready.

  • Well, it's just a little friendly advice, Miss Wisenheimer.

  • Poor Ted's been getting it both barrels from the wisenheimer here.

  • Bunch of wisenheimers, ain't you?

  • What a wisenheimer!

  • -Wisenheimer.

  • Like if some wisenheimer down at the Fandango says somethin' dirty to me sometime, or somethin' fresh, and I can't think fast enough to answer, I like to say, "Up yours".

  • The teacher called him a wisenheimer for his cheeky responses during class.

  • At the party, the wisenheimer made everyone laugh with his clever remarks.

Synonyms

wit
vswisenheimer
53 4.8

A person who thinks quickly and says clever, funny things

is harsher and more insulting rather than simply clever and amusing
wise guy
vswisenheimer
  • Offensive
43 7.4

A person who makes clever or rude jokes to seem smart

shows stronger insolence and conceit rather than only trying to appear witty
smarty
vswisenheimer
  • Offensive
30 7.7

A person who acts like they know everything and annoys others

is harsher and more openly insolent rather than merely cheeky or annoying
smart-ass
vswisenheimer
  • Offensive
27 9.3

A person who annoys others by saying sarcastic or rude things

is more conceited and openly insolent rather than only irritating behavior
wiseass
vswisenheimer
  • Offensive
8 9.9

A person who makes rude, clever remarks to annoy others

is more conceited and sardonic, focused on insolent superiority rather than mere wit
smart aleck
vswisenheimer
  • Offensive
5 7.5

A person who acts as if they know everything and annoys others

is more sardonic and insolent rather than merely annoying show-off behavior
wiseacre
vswisenheimer
  • Offensive
2 9.6

A person who acts as if they know everything and annoys others

is more openly insolent and directly rude rather than merely know-it-all
smart arse
vswisenheimer
  • Offensive
1 9.4

A person who says clever things to annoy or upset others

is more overtly conceited and sardonic, showing clear insolence instead
weisenheimer
vswisenheimer
  • Offensive
1 9.9

A person who acts like they know everything and makes rude comments

is the version spelled differently though meaning remains identical
wisecracker
vswisenheimer
  • Informal
1 7.1

A person who often makes short funny or sarcastic remarks

is less about amusement and more about insolent conceited remarks
wise aleck
vswisenheimer
  • Offensive
8.1

A person who annoys others by acting like they know everything and making sarcastic remarks

is harsher in tone, showing conceit and direct insolence instead of mere annoyance
wise apple
vswisenheimer
  • Offensive
9.9

A person or remark that is clever but rude

is more openly conceited and insolent rather than lightly cheeky or clever
wiseling
vswisenheimer
  • Offensive
9.9

A person who pretends to know things and gives bad advice

is more about making conceited sarcastic remarks than merely pretending knowledge
quipster
vswisenheimer
7.9

A person who often makes short clever remarks

is more insulting and conceited instead of simply amusing with clever jokes
quipper
vswisenheimer
7.9

A person who often says short clever comments to make people laugh

is more insolent and conceited instead of merely clever or amusing

How Insolent

wisenheimer
  • Offensive
2 9.9
wisecracker
  • Informal
1 7.1

Surface Forms

wisenheimer singular
wisenheimers plural

Etymology

Wisenheimer comes from wise ('smart') plus a German-sounding ending -heimer that makes it sound like a funny last name. A helpful way to remember it is to imagine a 'Mr. Smart' who acts like a know-it-all, which is why wisenheimer means a smart-aleck.