schmuck , auch: shmuck

He may be a real schmuck sometimes, but he's my friend.

You happen to think the guy's a schmuck is beside the point.

It occurred to me that two significant men in her life were real schmucks.

"I kind of came to like the little schmuck, though.

Anyway, I think it was really nice that you tried to help the poor schmuck.

I thought it was all a joke, you've really got to be some schmuck to fall for that one.

So far I've just spoken to him on the phone, but he sounds like a total schmuck.

Boy, could I recommend a good lawyer for this schmuck.

"He's a schmuck and he gets time off for good behavior.

What that poor schmuck wouldn't have given for the life of a big shot.

At least some hapless schmuck had to have died that way.

Do you want to go down in history as the schmuck who killed an entire city?"

Even if I was a schmuck, it still hurts to swallow.

The note went on to identify the poor schmuck as an agent.

And that'll fall on some poor schmuck who's irritated his local priest.

"The best people to work crimes is the schmucks like me out.

All you can do is try, because some schmuck will come up while you're playing and start pushing keys.

"You think I'd have my god hatched out of some schmuck?"

"You might have said that person is a schmuck lower in the E-mail and forgotten to take it out."

He was a schmuck with an accordion and a bad rug.

The poor schmuck probably would have applied for statehood if we asked.

"I hope the poor schmucks wear some kind of power suit.

The schmuck across the aisle gave him a half salute and said, "Have a nice day."

I look back and say "I must have been a real schmuck to write that."

They said, "No way are all these schmucks worth nearly $4 million!"