slonk

• I don't ask you what you do You want to go down the slonk," whispered Maggie The cook stopped stirring the saucepan, and the kitchenmaid stood listening greedily Nothing of the kind," Sally answered defiantly. —  Spring Days
• I am afraid there's nothing for it but to sell the place and go and live in London Aunt Hester cast her eyes into her satchel, afraid even to think that her brother had intentionally misinterpreted her words; but Aunt Mary laughed at the idea of the slonk-hill, as a latter-day Golgotha, with poor Uncle James staggering beneath the weight of the Southdown Road, young men and all, upon him. —  Spring Days
• "You want to go down the slonk," whispered Maggie. —  Spring Days
• "Sally told cook to keep the dinner back; she has gone down the slonk to speak to Meason." —  Spring Days
• "I think she went down the slonk." —  Spring Days

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