Schluenze

Alemannic German Etymology From gsw schluenze to work untidily; to go carelessly, which probably originally meant “to hang loosely, dangle”. Probably related to nds slendern to glide (borrowed into de - as de schlendern to walk around aimlessly), de schlingen to gobble down without chewing (with a Central German -nd- → -ng- shift; from gmh slinden, from goh slintan, perhaps originally meaning “to let slide (down one's throat)”, of unclear origin (see also substantive form de Schlund throat)). Cognate with de Schlunze. Noun gsw noun f gsw Uri An untidy woman. gsw pejorative by extension slut, whore References 54 gsw Female People