slothfulness, slouthfulness

The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 50
[ Eng.sloth ful;-ne .] The quality or state of being slothful; lazine , habitual indolence, idlene , sloth. "Slothfulne casteth into a deep sleep, and an idle soul shall suffer hunger."- Proverbs xix. 15. slot-ter-y, a . [Allied to slattern (q.v.); cf. Low Ger. slodderig =loose, slovenly; Ger. schlotterig = negligent.] 1. Squalid, dirty, sluttish, slovenly, untrimmed. 2. Foul, wet.
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