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TV neighbor who said "I'm out there, Jerry, and I'm loving every minute of it!"
Answer for the clue "TV neighbor who said "I'm out there, Jerry, and I'm loving every minute of it!" ", 6 letters:
kramer
Alternative clues for the word kramer
- "Seinfeld" goofball
- "Seinfeld" stumbler
- ''Seinfeld'' character
- Oscar role for Streep
- Seinfeld's goofy neighbor
- TV character with the first name Cosmo
- "Hipster doofus" on "Seinfeld"
- Of whom an art patron said, "He is a loathsome, offensive brute, yet I can't look away" when viewing a painting of him on "Seinfeld"
Word definitions for kramer in dictionaries
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Word definitions in Wikipedia
Kramer is an occupational surname of Dutch or Low German origin or it is derived from the High German surname Krämer ( or ). In Middle Low German in the Late Middle Ages, Kramer only referred to a traveling merchant. The meaning later changed to "merchants ...
Usage examples of kramer.
In the stern hold of Kyllikki, Jordan Kramer and Gerrit Van Wyk lifted the heavy casque from Marc's head, then helped him from the body armour.
He had most of his material now thanks to his interviews with Kramer, but I couldn't tell him those interviews were worthless and that Kramer was only playing the role of a Croesus while the true millionaires, especially the ones from Texas, were dull as dishwater.
Steven Hopp, Emma Hardesty, Frances Goldin, Terry Karten, Sydelle Kramer, and Lillian Lent read and commented invaluably on many drafts.
And although Our dear sons Henry Kramer and James Sprenger, Professors of Theology, of the Order of Friars Preachers, have been by Letters Apostolic delegated as Inquisitors of these heretical pravities, and still are Inquisitors, the first in the aforesaid parts of Northern Germany, wherein are included those aforesaid townships, districts, dioceses, and other specified localities, and the second in certain territories which lie along the borders of the Rhine, nevertheless not a few clerics and lay folk of those countries, seeking too curiously to know more than concerns them, since in the aforesaid delegatory letters there is no express and specific mention by name of these provinces, townships, dioceses, and districts, and further since the two delegates themselves and the abominations they are to encounter are not designated in detailed and particular fashion, these persons are not ashamed to contend with the most .
Kramer could not imagine anything more wildly improbable in the world than that the man whose combat operation he had betrayed should bring him a box of chocolates, bunch of flowers, light novel or whatever else was appropriate.
Here the text as given in The Ancient Near Eastern Texts breaks off, but Kramer adds in a footnote to his introductory summary of the myth a surprising addition recently discovered.
Smith and Kramer displayed detailed knowledge of Russia as they led him through his secondary education.
High on a far hill, Kramer saw a second castle, this one built entirely of yellow stone.