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Definitions
a thin stew of meat and vegetables
Word origin
Uncertain, but said to derive from slime and Scots gullion (“swamp; cesspool”). Attested from the late nineteenth century in reference to a watery beverage (see quotation below). Compare Irish góilín (“a creek; a small inlet”).
Used in a sentence
““Say...if anybody cares, this vat of slumgullion is as ready as it will ever be.””
“The slide received its name from a seafaring man who was reminded of slumgullion, the yellow residue from the blubber of a butchered whale.”
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