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She even asked, actually asked, to be shown how to make “slumgullion”—she who a few months before had scornfully maintained that cooking was for servants and not for ladies.

"I like Samson, I do, the poor old good-for-nothing lump of slumgullion."

Then they handed us a mess which some of us called 'slumgullion,' composed of diseased beef.

“I would have dreamed about turkey dinners and slumgullion and fudge,” said Slim, spearing his fourth potato.

With a mocking gurgle, about a dram of “slumgullion” passed into his mouth.