driveller การใช้

• The flonker dips his dwile-tipped " driveller " ( a pole 2 3 ft long and made from hazel or yew ) into a bucket of beer, then spins around in the opposite direction to the girters and flonks his dwile at them.
• In thanks Peibio bestows his grandson with the place of his extraordinary birth, called Matle ( Madley ), and eventually a monument commemorating the event is erected . " [ John ] Lewis, in his " History of Great Britain " describes the monument of this Prince as existing in his time .'In Herefordshire in a parish ( probably he means Madley ) is the picture of a King, with a man on each side of him, with napkins wiping the rheum and drivel from his mouth; that humour so abounding in him that he could get no cure for it, which King, the country people call " King Driveller ", the Britons " Pebiau Glavorawc ", the Latins " Pepianus Spumosus, Rex Ereychi " . '"