"Gassenhauer" meaning in All languages combined

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          "text": "Wenn ich ertappt werde, so will ich euch für diesen Streich bezahlen; ich will reden was ich weiß, das glaubt mir. Wenn ich's nicht dahinbringe, daß man Gassenhauer auf euch macht, und sie im Ton von H**liedern in den Strassen singt, so möge ein Becher mit Sect mein Gift seyn!",
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          "ref": "2017 September 4, Eike Kühl, “Wie küsst man denn nun richtig?”, in ZEIT Online:",
          "text": "Wer nur deshalb Google konsultiert, um den Ansprüchen anderer zu genügen, sollte mal wieder den alten Gassenhauer von Christina Aguilera hören: You're beautiful. No matter what Google says.",
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          "text": "Wenn ich ertappt werde, so will ich euch für diesen Streich bezahlen; ich will reden was ich weiß, das glaubt mir. Wenn ich's nicht dahinbringe, daß man Gassenhauer auf euch macht, und sie im Ton von H**liedern in den Strassen singt, so möge ein Becher mit Sect mein Gift seyn!",
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