An astute customer, Ann Berrol wrote to kvetch about our Yiddishisms page, “It pains me to note that you have left out ongepaotchket, which means too fancy or ornate, fussy, overdressed, overdone.”
Ann even provided some colorful examples of usage. “Your mother-in-law’s Rosh Hashana outfit was so ongepatchket, she looked like the gift-wrap section at Target!” [...]
Entries Tagged as 'Yiddish Lesson'
Yiddish Lesson: Ongepotchket
December 2nd, 2008 · 2:59 pm
Tags: customers, kvetching, ongepotchket, Yiddish
Welcome
November 10th, 2008 · 7:00 am
Welcome to Lox Populi, the place to head for daily updates about all things related to Russ & Daughters: bits of history, tastes of new treats, recipes, customer stories, traditions, anecdotes, kvetching, and kvelling.
But we can’t do it without the lox and we can’t do it without the people. So, please send us your stories [...]
Tags: introduction, Lox Populi, submissions

