slubberdegullion

/ ˌslʌbədɪˈɡʌlɪən /

noun

1. archaic,  a slovenly or worthless person

Word History and Origins

Origin of slubberdegullion¹

C17: from slubber (chiefly dialect variant of _slobber ) + invented ending

Example Sentences

“It is simply a stupid, cattle-headed fellow. Mom is a dangwallet, which means a spendthrift, someone who just loves throwing away money. Dad is a slubberdegullion, which is a paltry dirty wretch. Karen is a grizzle-demundy, which is a stupid person always grinning.”

From Literature

There is not much inventiveness of language these days either, no Menckenish words like "pecksniffian," no Rabelais around to rail against "slubberdegullion druggies, ninny lobcocks, or scurvy sneaksbies."

From Time Magazine Archive

And for all I care, that luggish slubberdegullion May lounder my hurdies; and go to Hecklebarney!

From Project Gutenberg

Yes they are knit; but must this slubberdegullion Have her maiden-head now?

From Project Gutenberg

Quoth she, Although thou hast deserv'd 885 Base slubberdegullion, to be serv'd As thou did'st vow to deal with me, If thou had'st got the victory Yet I shall rather act a part That suits my fame than thy desert.

From Project Gutenberg