Slut in diferent languges

Soldiers, vagabonds, or itinerant handymen, to say nothing of prostitutes who followed any sizable body of men, might bring schluite or its variant to England, where it would lose the last syllable. Choose a dictionary. Usually, these particles do not directly change the sentence's meaning, in the sense that the truth conditions remain the same. Jakarta including Botabek is the capital city of Indonesia with a population of more than 20 million people. UK very informal disapproving a woman who is usually untidy and lazy. This very descriptive way of calling someone ugly means that they have a face like the back of a fridge.

The source you linked doesn't contradict Webster - it appears to agree. I'm British - and definitely getting to be the wrong side of "middle-aged", which may have a bearing. Google NGrams appears to support my feeling. I would say the word is becoming outdated in the UK. Dunst means bad odor, or sickening odor in Danish. British movies don't often feature oral sex - but if they do, it's more like "getting to fourth base" where third base is intercourse.

I've certainly heard it used, but generally with a tone that suggested people considered it obsolete, and often deliberately joking on the primary meaning being related to sex. Louel: I can't answer for Americans and Philippinos. The first sentence says: You can act or look like a slut in as much as your manner of dress I strongly doubt that The Daily Mail would use a term which their readers would largely be unaware of or might confuse it for meaning an unclean, slovenly woman.