Crossword clues for ersatz
ersatz
- Fake tears spilled on encountering impedance
- Fake queen posed with Zulu
- Fake element in trainers at zoo
- Bogus bunch of bankers at Zurich
- Inferior substitute
- Artificial and inferior
- Not natural
- Poor substitute
- Not the real McCoy
- Like Splenda vis-à-vis sugar
- Plastic, so to speak
- Not authentic
- Margarine, vis-a-vis butter
- Not the real thing
- Not quite real
- Like a Rolez watch
- Word from the German for "substitute"
- Posing as the real deal
- Not the real deal
- Not exactly authentic
- Margarine, vis-Ã -vis butter
- Like knockoffs
- Like chicory vis-à-vis coffee
- Like AstroTurf, vis-a-vis grass
- Like an inferior substitute
- Like a Channel purse
- Like a "fauxlex" watch
- Lesser substitute
- German sub?
- Faux kin
- Fancy word for "fake"
- Bad substitute
- Synthetic
- Sham
- Artificial wartime food substitutes
- Not real
- Imitation
- Fake
- Bogus
- Unreal
- Like oleo vis-Г -vis butter
- Like a Rolek watch
- Counterfeit
- Like chicory vis-Г -vis coffee
- Margarie might be described thus
- Like Splenda vis-Г -vis sugar
- Like oleo vis-à-vis butter
- Not genuine
- Substitute
- Gutted, Edgar was on the bench, perhaps an unknown substitute
- German physicist dismissing source of heat, accepting it as fake
- Keepers at zoo looking after cod
- Substitute; fake
- Substitute some tigers at zoo
- Substitute queen took her place on the throne last
- Substitute loading containers at Zeebrugge
- Substitute for 'taser' may be 'tazer', essentially
- Substitute fed to tigers at zoo
- Substitute essentially uninterested took a seat close to Benitez
- Substitute bankers at Zurich centre
- Stare in astonishment at the last replacement
- Not real or genuine
- Not genuine or real
- Fake tears bewilderingly over the end of showbiz
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
Wiktionary
a. Made in imitation; artificial, especially of an inferior quality. n. Something made in imitation; an effigy or substitute.
WordNet
adj. artificial and inferior; "ersatz coffee"; "substitute coffee" [syn: substitute]
n. an artificial or inferior substitute or imitation
Wikipedia
Ersatz is the debut album by French singer Julien Doré, winner of the fifth season of the television show Nouvelle Star. The album was released worldwide on 16 June 2008 on Sony BMG. It entered the French charts at number 2 and stayed in the top 200 for almost two years. Tracks 1 and 5 were written by Mark Daumail of Cocoon and featured Cocoon's other half, Morgan Imbeaud. The final track featured a duo with veteran Belgian rocker Arno.
Ersatz is a German loanword in English which refers to substitutes of an inferior quality.
Ersatz may also refer to:
- Ersatz (film), a 1961 short animation
- Ersatz (album), a 2008 album by Julien Doré
- "Ersatz" (short story), a 1967 science fiction short story
Usage examples of "ersatz".
Harry swallowed, seeing the way Fudge and Bagman responded to the presence of the ersatz Mr.
Lottie was at the little electric ring making eggless pancakes to go with their ersatz coffee.
To eulogize Phil properly, recall from the post-apocalyptic junkyard a menagerie of maimed automata -- ersatz sheep, a robot German shepherd, a haggish simulacrum of Secretariat -- and a crew of pertinacious little people, from Lumky to Isidore to Tagomi, then set them singing until they entropically abort.
The nautiloid appeared to drift aft, hanging like an ersatz moon over the deck rail, until it settled almost directly astern.
The ersatz text, though containing some strikeovers and various typographical errors, was in basically fluent and intelligible Latin and described in vivid, erotic detail an imagined homosexual encounter involving the Blesses Virgin Mary and Mary Magdalene.
Devereaux, somewhat louder than necessary as he walked into the ersatz Alpine lobby with Jennifer Redwing at his side.
Undoubtedly, but above all a desire to counter any possibility of reduction in the knowledge of the novel to a mere adaptation, or even to a televisual or cinematographic ersatz filled with non-essential elements.
Every high-ranking office in El Iskandryia seemed kitted out with variations on ersatz European, although Islamicist mosaic did at least replace wood panelling in some.
The lukewarm morning ersatz coffee, watery evening soup, and single slice of sawdusty bread are the usual Auschwitz ration: in itself, a sentence to slow death.
Initially, the project called for shore-to-shore cabanas, ersatz beaches and a gift shop to sell the sort of tasteful merchandise that heatstroked, booze-addled tourists seem to favor.
However, most of the ornate spires, great sweeping colonnades, and huge rotundas, with their tall round-topped arches, monolithic lintels, and carved entablatures, were now engulfed by a sprawl of ersatz rococo domes and obelisks, which catered to the banal tastes of the gamblers and hedonists who frequented the planet in droves, and the whole of it was fissured by a labyrinth of narrow stairways, curving ramps, sheltered bridges, and dank tunnels.
Like insisting that he associate himself not only with her but with minstrels and ersatz moat monsters.
We saw a resurgence of fantasy-fat-volumed trilogies detailing marvelous exploits of gods, warriors, and wizards-a thing which is with us still, and which in recent years, as with Tolkien, has taken on the overtones of ersatz scripture.
Within the faith of the Reaganauts and Thatcherites, Chile provides the necessary genesis fable, the ersatz Eden from which the laissez-faire dogma sprang successful and shining.
One such ersatz cattleguard adorned the north-south highway a few hundred yards below Ladd De-vine's Miracle Valley development sign.