slounge

Verb

slounge (third-person singular simple present slounges, present participle slounging, simple past and past participle slounged)

1. (UK, archaic, intransitive) To move in a slouching manner.
   • At this he gathered his mutilated limbs to the centre of gravity, and like a genuine coward slounged away, the express image of baseness in ruins.1833, John Kennedy, Geordie Chalmers; or, the Law in Glenbuckie, page 165
   • [T]hey pass along the streets of our cities, with the slounging gait, and careless, awkward swagger of men who have no idea that personal carriage forms a subject of the slightest importance.1859, Alexander Walker, Hours off and on Sentry, page 171