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Yiddish is especially versatile in describing those poor souls who inhabit the world of the ineffectual, and each is assigned a distinct place in the gallery of pathetic types: schmo, schmendrik, schnook, schmegegge, schlep, schlub, schmuck, putz, klutz, kvetch, and nudnik. Yiddish easily coins new names for new personalities: a nudnik is a ' pest '; a phudnik is a ' nudnik with a Ph.D. '
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Yiddish describes those poor ineffectual souls, and each has its own pathetic type: schmo, schmendrik, schnook, schmegegge, schlep, schlub, schmuck, putz, klutz, kvetch, and nudnik. Yiddish coins names for personalities: a nudnik is a 'pest'; a phudnik is a 'nudnik with a Ph.D.'