scumble

A lot of things come through the wall after your first drink of scumble.

'You don't get peace of mind with my scumble,' said Nanny happily.

The veins are painted in vermilion into the wet scumble.

All these varieties are used to make Scumble.

Eventually, the scatters of scumble appeared no more, and the smell died from their nostrils.

And there's still more scumble in the jug."

Also involved was the soaking of the hides in goose scumble, work too degrading for men to undertake.

A very thin scumble of red is brought over the underlayer, which is, however, left exposed in four places to create the secondary highlights.

Mort staggered into the room, smelling of horses and frost and scumble. '

It was a ripe aroma of festering fish, of scumble, of rotten cheese.

'Nay, thou knowst what happens if you lets a drop of water touch scumble.'

The mug dropped from his stricken fingers and clattered on the flagstones, where the dregs of scumble started to eat its way through them.

"Wutra's scumble, what a female answer!

Through the clearing poured the characteristic worm stench, in which scumble, festering fish, and decaying cheese mingled.

When they dropped their scumble, beetles emerged from the ground and rolled the treasure to underground stores, inadvertently planting the seeds of future forests.

Once he was in a malodorous part of Prayn, where human scumble was poured into long trenches on which the noctiferous crops grew.

They did not walk at the rear, either from respect for the low-bellied carnivores or because the going was difficult over such trampled ground, piled with scumble.

By the early 1960's, the luminous, trembling brushwork of his abstract paintings of the 50's collapsed into haunting, black forms awash in a gray scumble.

It wasn't that he'd drunk a third of a pint of scumble in itself, it was that he was still vertical and apparently alive.

Sara went away to the other room, and Jack crossed through the scumble and flux to a long table bearing a dozen identical black rotary-dial telephones.

The consumption of scumble in Lancre has earned the populace of the area a reputation for having "Four brain cells, huddling together for warmth".

A pint, perhaps, I wasn't really paying much attention -' 'Did you know scumble is the strongest alcoholic drink between here and the Ramtops?'

A lot of stories are told about scumble, and how it is made out on the damp marshes according to ancient recipes handed down rather unsteadily from father to son.

They all think we say oo-aah and sings daft folk songs and has three brain cells huddlin' together for warmth 'cos of drinking scumble all the time."