That definition is from an article titled "These 10 Yiddish words will get you through quarantine", which you'll enjoy.
Wednesday, December 23, 2020
Yiddish & The Coronavirus
In Harold Ticktin's December 11 Yiddish Vinkl, he chose the word eyngeshparter, which means a stubborn person. The definition he used reminded me of a certain president: "An eyngeshparter is a person who is protesting to end the shutdown before it’s safe, still not wearing a mask and claiming the pandemic is all a hoax”.
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