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Technically, either Johann Strauss the Waltz King or Richard Strauss, the more serious composer who wrote tone poems and operas. Among real musicians, though, 'Strauss' almost invariably refers to Richard Strauss. You are a total noob if you think music festivals and professional orchestras program silly waltzes all the time when you see Strauss in their repertoire. Urban Dictionary

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When a barely legal person of the male persuasion tries to pick up chicks using information from the PUA bible "The Game" by Neil Strauss. Tactics include going up to random women on the street and asking them bizarre questions to try to start a conversation. Proponents of Straussing fail to realize that book came out before they hit puberty and is no longer original. Urban Dictionary

The act of dating someone who is much younger, usually the person is under the age of 18. Urban Dictionary

"getting a nut" from an incoherent passed out chick. getting a nut = getting laid. Urban Dictionary

A very ugly Austrian Ostrich. Often combined with höse. Turning it into a man wearing Ugly Austrian Brand Ostrich Pants. Urban Dictionary

1. The last name of the family that can totally PWN yours in anything. Yes, anything. Oppose them and you shall be severly slapped. 2. To be PWNED by someone clearly superior than you. Urban Dictionary

Nice, sexy German last name for an attractive woman Urban Dictionary

To Strauss someone is to do the action of somewhat scarily move towards someone when a light is out or can mean many other things that are better unsaid. A common way to say it is straoos or Stroos. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to strauss:
strauss, straus, strausz, struss, stauss, strass, strause, strouss, straubs.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word strauss:
feld, bascule, ariadne, salome, puccini, mahler, operetta, waltz, lieder, frau, debussy, viennese, verdi, brahms, auf, oppenheimer, jeans, liszt, levi, wagner, mozart, libretto, howe, orchestral, symphonic, igor, beethoven, soprano, concerto, vienna, dresden, danube, vaughan, conductor, wicket, conducting, orchestra, anton, symphony, opera, der, und, die, hans, philharmonic, repertoire, composer, violin, hugo, munich, sang, premiere, horn, poem, balls, piano, arnold, von, cook, innings, karl, tone, poems, max, conducted, herbert, ballet, richard, walter, berlin, dismissed, concert.

Words that rhyme with strauss:
house, mouse, espouse, louse, grouse, rouse, spouse, douse, warehouse, powerhouse, blouse, gauss, youse, inhouse, laos, penthouse, lighthouse, doghouse, townhouse, dowse, henhouse, dormouse, courthouse, haus, house mouse, greenhouse, outhouse, roadhouse, farmhouse, firehouse, dollhouse, clubhouse, clearinghouse, storehouse, slaughterhouse, bouse, madhouse, guesthouse, coffeehouse, playhouse, schoolhouse, prouse, hause, klaus, church mouse, hothouse, white house, pousse, souce, roundhouse, tree house, field mouse, boathouse, couse, crouse, blockhouse, clouse, open house, steakhouse, whorehouse, clearing house, jailhouse, dog house, town house, krauss, alehouse, dwelling house, boardinghouse, charterhouse, poorhouse, knouse, longhouse, row house, safehouse, pump house, woodhouse, boarding house, kraus, straus, field house, full house, chaus, crazy house, statehouse, whitehouse, bird louse, sucking louse, minnie mouse, mickey mouse, wood mouse, funny house, public house, packinghouse, barnhouse, manor house, meat house, opera house, movie house, country house, hash house.

Adjectives that are often used to describe strauss:
levi, l6vi, churg, french, ldvi, lcvi, younger, livi, levl, dimitrakopoulou, evi, celebrated, claude, badt, bavarian, ltvi, berlioz, compare, macki, incomparable, scott, levy, viennese, lfvi, lfivi, lev1, courtesy, 120, montreuil, noted, mar, lfevi, lsvi, levis, llvi, famed, monge.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective strauss:
syndrome, disease, vasculitis, granuloma, notes, 1963a, patients, claims, 1969b, waltzes, calls, 1969a, comments, kahn, model, durckheim, shares, gesellschaft, giroux, 1963b, points, myth, debate, myths, talks, 1971a, labors, allee, collaboration, 1966b, papers, metal, test, diary, formula, tricks, neuropathy, concept, microscopic, granulomas, ashtor, 1962a, 1966a, archiv, 1948a, 1962b, briefly, opera, 1963c, ushiba, 1948c, correspondence, advances, operas.

Consonant match to strauss:
stress, strass, straus, strouse, struss, strause.

Words that sound like strauss:
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