Invent a new German word!

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This is a game I used to play while in France, and it was a blast. The goal is to invent a new word that could be a word in the German language. I am more than curious what you will come up with.

The game has the following rules:

1. You may not participate if German is your native language, or if you speak German on a high level.
2. The word may contain existing German words, but may not intentionally be exactly the same or very similar to an already existing term. Accidental similarities are welcome.
3. The word must not contain one of the following words: "Blitz, "Krieg", "Nazi", "Sauerkraut"

Hope some of you will come up with some creative ideas! Cheerio!

As an inquitisive person I wondered what English words were actually borrowed German words
the list was intereting VVV

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/German_lan ... by_English

saurbratin-adverb: the act of placing a spoiled child IN (time out, broom closet, etc)

Schnectelfreidermenctil bits of crumb left over on the counter after eating a roll.
(if this actually means something embarrassing I didn't mean it)

this is an attempted combo of PA Deutch & actual German/Deutch: ein kleinschleck = a little junk food

Jutubekunten: To post a comment on the web with the intention of starting an argument.

Shnauzenfoffer - an angry posh person.

Karchtbrauser - the annoying thing you have to deal with when purchasing stuff on the net.

Awesome effort so far. Krachtbrauser is my favorite at the moment. I am yet thinking of the way to establish this word in the german language so it is adopted into the dictionary.

einpumpenspritzen- see definition in the adult forum

Waffleheimer - A tank that fires waffles.