slew n Cp SLEW v.
1 A short walk or stroll; turn (1897 J A Folklore x, 209); CRUISE n.
1925 Dial Notes v, 342 [A] slew around. A short walk. 1937 DEVINE 45 I'll take a slew around the harbour before going to bed.
2 Phr slew of your eye: a glance; hence, a very short time (1925 Dial Notes v, 342).
1924 ENGLAND 320 One slew o' y'r heye. One look.
3 A drink (of liquor); swig (P 152-58).
C 71-115 ~ small drink of beer or wine.
