tsuris
or tsour·is, tzur·is
[ tsoor-is, tsur- ]
/ ?tsʊər ɪs, ?tsɜr- /
noun Slang.
trouble; woe.
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Origin of tsuris
1970–75; <Yiddish tsures, tsores, plural of tsure, tsore<Hebrew ṣar?, plural ṣarōth troubles
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