Green’s Dictionary of Slang

blouzelinda n.

a slattern.

1714		J. Gay Shepherd’s Week 1st Pastoral 5: My Blouzelinda is the blithest Lass.
1822		(con. early 17C) W. Scott Fortunes of Nigel II 147: A certain Blowselinda, or Bonstrops, who had, it seems, a room to hire.
1853		Thackeray Eng. Humorists 167: Are not the Rosalindas of Britain, as charming as the Blousalindas of the Hague?
1866		Sportsman 11 Oct. 2/1: Notes on News [...] Every cloud has [...] a silver lining. But every country Blowsalinda has not—a silver proboscis.