slumgullion

1 With a mocking gurgle, about a dram of “slumgullion” passed into his mouth.

2 "I like Samson, I do, the poor old good-for-nothing lump of slumgullion."

3 “I would have dreamed about turkey dinners and slumgullion and fudge,” said Slim, spearing his fourth potato.

4 The saturated red soil overflowed the brim with that liquid ooze known as "slumgullion," and turned the crystal pool to the color of blood until the soil was washed away.

5 Then he poured for us a beverage which he called slumgullion and it is hard to think he was not inspired when 5 he named it.

6 We could not eat the bread or the meat, nor drink the "slumgullion."

7 We are all proud of you, from the Emperor down to the lowest slumgullion, every single Roman of us.

8 She was plied with slumgullion and every other delicacy, and her health was drunk in numerous cups of cocoa.

9 The meals are all alike—a potato, a slice of something like bacon, some gray stuff called bread, and a cup of muddy, semi-liquid coffee like that which the California miners call "slickers" or "slumgullion."

10 Throw in the local color, wads of it, and a bit of sentiment perhaps, but no slumgullion about political economy nor social strata or such stuff.

11 Well, Raintree ain't no fool; he allowed the old man wasn't one, either; and he knew that slumgullion wasn't worth no more than mud for any good it would do the garden.

12 His fondness for paddling in the ditches and "slumgullion" at one time suggested a water spaniel.

13 Say, I bought that tobacco myself for my own personal use, and not for a lazy, loafing, cow-faced lump of slumgullion to glom and smoke.

14 She even asked, actually asked, to be shown how to make “slumgullion”—she who a few months before had scornfully maintained that cooking was for servants and not for ladies.

15 She was no sooner in bed than the biscuits she had gobbled for dinner started to make war on the slumgullion, and the lemonade began to have words with the blueberries.

16 Gladys cautioned every one, viewing with alarm the quantities of slumgullion and sandwiches that were being consumed.

17 His breast, legs, and feet—when not reddened by "slumgullion," in which he was fond of wading—were white.

18 Then they handed us a mess which some of us called 'slumgullion,' composed of diseased beef.

19 Remarkably, the slumgullion that Morton thickened through 3 2/3 innings included just one hit.

20 "Of all the slumgullion I ever had stick in my craw, this beats me," observed the prisoner, in his even tone, without taking his eyes off Sackett.

1 淡饮料

lap

2 蔬菜炖肉

slumgudgeon

3 无用之人

good-for-naught crumb-bum pack crock good-for-nothing shamus losel plonker

4 淡而无味的饮料

slop wish-wash

5 炖肉

gippo bouilli pot roast