wurst
- proper noun
- /wʊrst/
- Wurst, but it's been a long, long time since I've had any.
Examples
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The composers came in, David and Eric Wurst, those two brothers did a brilliant, brilliant job with the music for this film.
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Andrew Wurst, a 14-year-old student at Parker Middle School in Edinboro, Pennsylvania, mentioned to another student that he was going to make the upcoming school dance "memorable."
Academic text (1998) -
- Wurst?
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"Wurst"?
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- Wurst, Bubi?
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Nothing stands on what Braaten, Wurst, Petersen, or Eckardt says.
Blog text (4) -
Nehmen Sie ein wenig Wurst.
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Andrew Wurst, a talented musician, will perform at the event tonight.
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David and Eric Wurst collaborated on the project, showcasing their unique styles.
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The famous director chose to use his real name, Andrew Wurst, for the film credits.
Surface Forms
Etymology
The name Wurst comes from the same German word for 'sausage' and likely began as a nickname or as the name of someone who made or sold sausages, which is why Wurst is used as a family name today.