schludern.
to work sloppily, carelessly, without proper concentration or commitment
Meaning & usage
to work sloppily, carelessly, without proper concentration or commitment
Where this word comes from
From Middle High German slūdern (“to sway”), related with schleudern (“to swing, hurl”). Perhaps ultimately from a group of words derived from Proto-Germanic *slūm- (“loose, slack, flabby”), such as English slumber. Compare also Dutch slodderen (“to be sloppy”). The form with -u- follows Low German sludern and other non-diphthongising dialects.
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