Meanings
- not comparableSlavering.
Gap and Prada lights and liver, / snatched from 'neath a rag cadaver; / Bumping, boring, elbows jabbing, / tug o' warring all aslaver; / All upon a Dior sweetmeat, / screeching loud above the claver.
2014, Sullivan, "Sale Rail Carrion.." (in Homo Poeticus, page 120)
Origin
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