| Sorter clears him out, you know, of all the slumgullion that's in him. |
| The result, to use a word that ought warm the cockles of any conservative's heart, is a sort of an intellectual 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. |
| To legislate, the Brotherhood needs partners in parliament's ideological slumgullion. |
| She was plied with slumgullion and every other delicacy, and her health was drunk in numerous cups of cocoa. |
