Stossel
Stossel proper noun: a surname from German.
Proper noun
Stossel
- A surname from German.
- John Stossel even seems to be trying to indoctrinate school children in the ways of radical Loonytarianism.2000 July 28, Robert Calvert, “John Stossel's rantings”, in alt.politics.libertarian (Usenet)
- He then openhanded him again, and Stossel went down and was nearly crying for his mum.2002, Rowdy Roddy Piper, Robert Picarello, In The Pit With Piper, →ISBN, page 146
Origin of Stossel
Borrowed from German Stößel or Stössel.
Questions about Stossel
- What does Stossel mean?
- Stossel means a surname from German.
- What part of speech is Stossel?
- Stossel is a proper noun.
Words near Stossel in the dictionary
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