| Sabs—sobs |
Shored—threatened loudly |
| Sabbing—sobbing |
Screech—to scream |
| Sae—so |
Screeching—screaming |
| Safs!—save us! |
Shouther—shoulder |
| Saft—soft |
Sic, siccan—such |
| Sa'r, saur—a smell, a savour |
Sicker—sure |
| Sair—sore |
Siller—money, silver |
| Sairt, seert—served |
Simmer—summer |
| San-blin—sand-blind, short-sighted |
Sin—the sun |
| Sal—shall |
Sinny—sunny |
| Sauted—salted |
Sinty—seventy |
| Saul—soul |
Sinfu'—sinful |
| Saws and barrels—weavers' machines |
Skelf—shelf |
| Sawing-timber—a technical term in the business of the currier |
Skelpet—beaten |
| Sax—six |
Skelpin—beating |
| Saxty—sixty |
skift—skipped |
| Saxpence—sixpence |
Skiffin—skipping |
| Scant—scarce |
Skillie—skilful |
| Scances—scans |
Skirl—to scream shrilly |
| Scart—to scratch |
Skirling—screaming shrilly |
| Scarting—scratching |
Skirls—wild screams |
| Scaul, scauld—to scold |
Skeigh—spirited |
| Scawling—scolding |
Skinklin, skinklan—sparkling and shining |
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Scat—scabbed |
Skit—a blow |
| Scone, scones—thin soft flour cakes |
Sklate—slate |
| Scower—to clean, to scrub |
Skrewt—screwed |
| Scoury, scowery—shabby |
Skyle—to scatter |
| Scounrel—scoundrel |
Skytchers—skaters, skates |
| Scrieve—to glide swiftly |
Slairy'd—bedaubed, slabbered |
| Scunner—to feel disgust |
Slaw—slow |
| Sel'—self |
Slee—sly |
| Seeping—soaking |
Sleekit—glossy |
| Seeps—soaks |
Sled—slade |
| Sen—send |
Sleepit, sleepet—slept |
| Set—sect, sort |
Sma'—small |
| Shaw—a small wood in a hollow place |
Smo'ering—smothering |
| Shoon—shoes |
Snaw, sna'—snow |
| Shanket—departed |
Snawy—snowy |
| Shoelin—shuffling |
Sna-bas—snow-balls |
| Shoolfu'—shovelful |
Snecks—latches |
