Guenburgel

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Definition

Guenburgel is a land in Europe that has not yet been established. They wear yodeling shoes and braids in their hair (including the guys). They live in windmills and their daily choirs include feeding chickens’ seeds from their pockets in their aprons. The people’s culture includes yodeling.

Example Usage

Person 1: “Yodel-lay yodel-laya.”
Person 2: “Wow, that’s some Guenburgel skills.”

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