• ppty,
• ptice,
• putsit,
• pitcer,
• patz50n,
• pultizer,
• pretz,
• gutz,
• puth,
• quatz,
• purts,
• kipitz,
• pute,
• puits,
• puta,
• purty,
• tirpitz,
• platz,
• nutz,
• gutzy,
• putmy,
• katz,
• putlizer,
• oputs,
• pplz,
• pputs,
• putup,
• pueto,
• putyou,
• putiy,
• pitza,
• poetrz,
• vtz,
• puty,
• pitzza,
• purto,
• jurtz,
• plzz,
• ruptcy,
• putit,
• puttig,
• lutz,
• plez,
• putre,
• puto,
• utizie,
• hetz,
• putes,
• 30pts,
• puzza,
• puite.

Putz is a unique German word with a variety of meanings. In the southern part of Germany, it is commonly used to describe someone who is sluggish and lazy. Similarly, in the northern part of Germany, putz is associated with someone who is overly eager to please and willing to do anything for approval.

In Yiddish, the term putz has another meaning. It can be used to describe someone who is irritating, foolish, or inept. Sometimes this term is also used to describe someone who is clumsy, stupid, or clumsy.

In addition to these regional references, putz is sometimes used as a profanity.

3 letters

• tup,
• put.

2 letters

• zu,
• up,
• pt,
• ut,
• pu.