Scumber

[…]having no regard of me, and never looking upon me but as the scumber of the world.

A human vulture, God sent thee The world's great scavenger to be. To cleanse it of its scumber;

[…] the Scumber of the Fox, the Spraints of the Otter[…]

Let’s see, if by your scumber, you are fox!

Someone shouts something and he turns and shouts back, ‘Just going for a scumber, all right? Back in a moment.

But he that gaines the glory here Muſt ſcumber furtheſt, ſhite moſt clear.

Beware of fire when you ſcumber, Though to ſh-- [shit] fire were a wonder,

[…]and old Nick turn me into Bumfodder, if this did not make me ſo hide-bound and coſtive; that for four or five Days I hardly ſcumber'd one poor Butt of Sir-reverance and that too was full as dry and hard, I protest

He’s not to come in the house, though, Natasha. Other than to scumber, I suppose. / What? / To disencumber. His bowels.

Some tyme pei han a siknesse bat pei mowe not pisse and byn ilost therbi, and also whan pei mowe not scombire

a brace of gray-houndes When they are ledd out of their kennels to ſcumber

But that their beds were heav'd on high ; They thought some dog under did lie, And meant i' th' chamber (fie, fie, fie,) To scumber.