slumgullion

Will you be able to spot an overt move in your slumgullion quickly enough?

And the resulting slumgullion in the pot would be available to poor people forever.

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

In my job I have mingled with the outcasts of society, snared their slumgullion.

"Slumgullion" being, for the record, a thin stew.

It floated on the slumgullion of the Pot for weeks and even months and gave a character to it.

After sharing a few freeze-dried packets of slumgullion, the expedition sank into weary sleep.

What if the Pot stands full forever, and nobody will ask for its Holy Slumgullion?

But slum doesn't become slumgullion until a 'big meat' goes into it, and the horse was the first of that.

Slumgullion may refer to:

"Why, you old slumgullion!"

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.

His use of a word like "slumgullion" is jubilant; the work always aspires to the mission of achieving what Nabokov called "esthetic bliss."

Slumgullion Stew: An Edward Abbey Reader (1984)

Sediments washing down via the Lake Fork and Slumgullion Creek are slowly filling in the lake, but are not expected to affect the dam's stability.

Then there had been an interminable state dinner of disgusting individually baked coulibiacs that opened to reveal a pulverized slumgullion of fish shreds, cabbage and gravy.

Featherston wasn't going to be eating lamb chops; he'd have whatever came out of the battery kettle, probably some horrible slumgullion whose sole virtue was filling his belly.

The road sign at the high point refers to Slumgullion Summit rather than Slumgullion Pass in order to reflect this.

Wife Waldo had a pot as big as Duffey's own slumgullion pot (indeed the pots were twins) which she kept at an eternal simmer or low boil.

Carson Hill (also, Carson Flat and Melones and Slumgullion) is a ghost town in Calaveras County, California.

Slumgullion earthflow, USGS Bulletin 2130, a National Natural Landmark in Colorado, USA.

The Slumgullion Slide began about 700 years ago when weak volcanic tuff and breccia on the southern flank of Mesa Seco slumped several miles down the steep mountainside.

Lake San Cristobal was formed about 700 years ago when the first Slumgullion Earthflow, a natural landslide, created a dam across the Lake Fork of the Gunnison River.

Riding hard each day, they passed through such colorful camps as Rough and Ready, Lousy Level, Helltown, Gouge Eye, Dead Man's Bar, Whiskey Flat, and Slumgullion Gulch.

She recalled vaguely that she'd been too busy to eat dinner; in any case, she'd long ago given up buying the overpriced slumgullion doled out by the junk machines in the breakroom to those who worked on after regular hours.