Ramone’s Yiddish Word of the WeekRamoneRamonePublished: March 10, 2014Oscar Fernandez ChuynShare on FacebookShare on Twittershlep - to drag. Usually used when you are being forced to drag or carry something.I have to move soon and I'm thinking of hiring a moving company. I really don't want to shlep my furniture around.Stefani is tired of having to shlep the morning show by herself.shleppingmy extremely large schmuck around. (See what I did there. That's two Yiddish words in one sentence!)Oscar Fernandez ChuynOscar Fernandez Chuynloading...
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