slubber3 (sluber)

[ slubberdegullion (slub"èr - dē - gul 'yon), n. [Also slabberdegullion; IMG:content-1332.png:[blocks in formation] three, as fast as they could load and slue the piece round. W. H. Ru ell , Diary in India, II. 376. To turn about; turn or swing II. in trans. round: often followed by round . W. C. Ru ell , Sailor's Sweetheart, ii. sluel (slö), n. [ slue1 , v.] The turning of a mischievous, meddling person; Dan.slubbert , a scamp.] A contemptible creature; a base, foul body upon an axis within its figure: as, he gave wretch. [Low.] Who so is sped is matcht with a woman, He may weep without the help of an onyon, He's an oxe and an a e, and a slubberdegullion . Musarum Deliciæ (1656), p. 79. ( Hall i well .) Quoth she, "Although thou hast deserv'd, Base Slubberdegullion , to be serv'd As thou didst vow to deal with me, If thou hadst got the victory." S. Butler, Hudibras, I. iii. 886.