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Got a bit carried away last night giving my girl a schwaffling....poor baby was covered in schwuises this morning.
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Schwubse
A word rising in popularity that originated in rural German slang. Schwubse is thought to mean something like that of the English word “lover” and is believed to be a Germanization of the English word: “wubs” (also meaning lover). Schwubse is certainly a title of deep endearment and seldom used outside cases of extreme affection.
A shortened form of schwubse exists, schwubs. Schwubs appears to be more common in German American slang than in the original Northern German slang that gave rise to schwubse originally.
A shortened form of schwubse exists, schwubs. Schwubs appears to be more common in German American slang than in the original Northern German slang that gave rise to schwubse originally.
Hello! Where is Rebecca?
Oh, Rebecca, my schwubse!
Additional example:
I wish that I had a schwubse!
Original German:
Hallo! Wo ist Rebecca?
Ah, Rebecca, meine schwubse!
Oh, Rebecca, my schwubse!
Additional example:
I wish that I had a schwubse!
Original German:
Hallo! Wo ist Rebecca?
Ah, Rebecca, meine schwubse!
Schwubse by java-tyler May 18, 2025
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