Sometimes from the lips of a person you will hear such a curse that you only wonder where he got it from and what it means. No matter how you try to decipher, it is not always possible to catch the meaning or hint. For example, the meaning of the word "hut" slips away, no matter how you twist it in your thoughts. The same can be said about the swear word "Steros' club". Well, let's say, a club, the word is understandable. But what the word "stoerosovaya" is for is not at all clear. And what does it even mean? Let's try to figure it out.
Swear word "shabolda"
This epithet is often awarded to girls of easy virtue. It can also be heard in an appeal to a liar talker, a liar and an empty talker, who just needs to scratch his tongue. How is it decrypted? This is not mentioned anywhere. We dare to assume that if we divide the words into a pair of components "sha" and "bolda", then "bolda" is clearly linked towith the words "stunned", that is, a person in whom there is neither intelligence nor courtesy, and from whom there are only problems.
One can only guess how the first "sha" stands for. But the roots of this word clearly come from places “not so distant.”
The swear word "skimmer"
Another slang word that came to us from the camps. Everyone knows what a "slipper" is. In simple words - a pan with holes in the bottom and a handle through which the pasta is discarded. In an abusive sense, a “skimmer” is a woman of easy virtue who has been engaged in this craft for a long time.
The swear word "shalashovka"
The meaning of the word "hut" comes from the same niche. This is also a girl of easy virtue. The word "hut" itself comes from the word "hut". And the second part - "ovka" clearly alludes to a woman. Using the method of logical fabrication, one can reason that this is some kind of “woman” who “lives” in “huts”. Huts are temporary shelters and are built when people go hiking and camping for the night.
From this we can conclude that the correct meaning of "hut" is "camp slut". This is true. People in places not so remote have dubbed this unflattering epithet of women who do not care with whom, as long as they live more or less.
What does "storied" mean?
It turns out that in Russia any tree whose name was not known was called a "sturgeon tree", but it appeared due to the merger of two old words“standing” and “growth”, that is, some kind of tree that grows standing up. It is very interesting, of course, but now such “phraseologism” looks very funny. And in the light of this knowledge, the meaning of the swear word "stout-haired club" takes on an even deeper meaning, which makes you laugh.
