Saccharine | adj | Lickerish |
Saddle, padded | n | Pad, Pannel |
Saddle-girth | n | Girt |
Saddle-horse | n | Hackney |
Saddle-pad | n | Pilch |
Safe drawer in box | n | Skibbet |
Sailors to Lundy | n | Westwardmen |
Salad Burnet | n | Parasol |
Salad vegetables | n | Sallading |
Sale | n | Vent |
Saleable | adj | Merchantable |
Saliva | n | Flare |
Sallow | n | Sollar |
Salmon after spawning | n | Kipper |
Salmon trap | n | Butt |
Salmon, young | n | Graveling, Grawl, Scad |
Salmon-trap | n | Putt |
Salt cod | n | Toe-Rag |
Saltfish | n | Tea-Fish |
Salting-trough | n | Silt |
Salting-tub | n | Zilter |
Salting-tub, large | n | Trimmel, Trindle, Trundle |
Salty | adj | Thirsty |
Salve | n | Shaul |
Samaras | n | Cattikeyns |
Samphire | n | Samper |
Sand Dune | n | Tot, Towan |
Sand Eel | n | Sprat, Wriggler |
Sand martin | n | Bank-Martin, Skimmer |
Sand, sea | n | Brim-Sand |
Sandbank | n | Dene, Shelf |
Sandstone | n | Grit |
Sand-worm | n | Lug |
Sanitary inspector | n | Nuisance-Man |
Sapling | n | Eiry |
Saplings | n | Samplars |
Satan | n | Crook, Old Smoker, Scratch, Tantarabobus, Vengeance |
Satchel for carrying beans while planting | n | Tucking |
Satiate | v | Sade |
Satiated | adj | Aquat, Cored |
Satisfy | v | Pacify, Swagger |
Saunter | v | Loiter-louch |
Sausage | n | Sausinger, Weet-Pot |
Savage | n | Solvege |
Savin | n | Bastard-killer |
Savings | n | Stocking |
Sawyer | n | Sawer |
Scab | n | Shab |
Scabby | adj | Scald |
Scabies (in sheep) | n | Gund |
Scaffold, horizontal pole of | n | Ledger |
Scallop (shellfish), small | n | Squin |
Scallop, small | n | Queen |
Scalpel, cooper's | n | Croze |
Scanty | adj | Crappet |
Scarborough Lily | n | Jersey lily |
Scarce | adj | Scarcey |
Scare | v | Gush, Scar, Scarify |
Scarecrow | n | Bull-Beggar, Cauk, Drestall, Gallybagger, Gallycrow, Pawncock, Shewell, Wasset |
Scarlet Pimpernel | n | Ploughman’s-Weatherglass |
Scatter | v | Lutter, Scat, Shatter |
Scattered (of seed) | adj | Broad-Cast |
Scavenge for galena | v | Hoggle |
Scent of fox | n | Steam |
Scent of fox or badger | n | Rive |
Scheming | adj | Schemish |
Sciatica | n | Boneshave |
Scientific | adj | Sliantific |
Scoff | v | Staff |
Scold (1) | v | Begin, Clapperclaw, Flout, Hazen, Keoup, Rag, Rally, Scan, Shrape |
Scold (2) | n | Champ, Find-Fault, Rant-A-Come Scour, Scrade, Spaan |
Scoop, wooden | n | Spudgel |
Scorch | v | Scrant |
Scoundrel | n | File, Filth, Nointer |
Scramble | v | Scaffle, Scraggle |
Scrap | n | Scripput |
Scrape | v | Fiddick, Scrap. Scroop |
Scrape bark from tree | v | Hatch |
Scrape by | v | Shrub |
Scrapie | n | Wiltshire Disorder |
Scratch | v | Rape, Rauk, Scart, Scrabble |
Scrawl | v | Scribble-scrall |
Scream | v | Screek, Wrangle |
Screech | v | Creech |
Screw | n | Shrew |
Scrimmage | v | Skirmage |
Scrump | v | Shreeve, Poll |
Scrump (for apples) | v | Pank, Scrogg |
Scumbag | n | Shug-Meazel |
Scurf | n | Huff, Rhume |
Scurvy | adj | Skuffy |
Scythe | n | Scythe-hook, Sive, Sye |
Scythe, handle of | n | Thole, Tine-Stock, Toggle, Tog |
Scythe-handle, crooked | n | Snog |
Scythe-sharpener, wooden | n | Riffle, Ripple |
Sea Bindweed | n | Scurvy Grass |
Sea fish | n | Smooth-Fish |
Seacombe stone, bed of | n | Listy-Bed |
Seagulls | n | Cam Ewes |
Sea-lettuce | n | Laver |
Seal-flower | n | Dialetus, Dutchman's Breeches |
Sea-louse | n | Loup |
Seamstress | n | Seamster, Sewster |
Sea-Pink | n | Pink, Profolium |
Sea-Slug | n | Peer |
Seaweed | n | Ore, Ware |
Second | adj | Twoth |
Second branch of stag's horn | n | Bay |
Second winter, March-April | n | Blackthorn-winter |
Secret enemy | n | Backfriend |
Secretive | adj | Smug |
Secretly | adv | Mumbudget |
Secure | v | Skure |
Sedge | n | Segg |
Sedge warbler | n | Brook Sparrow, Chamcider, Chanchider, Channy, Jan-Chider |
Seduce and abandon | v | Liffy |
See here | int | Seer |
See quarry in hunting | v | View |
Seed-bag | n | Pootchin |
Seed-pod | n | Cod |
Seeing (in phrases such as "seeing as….") | conj | Bin |
Seem | v | Simbly |
See-Saw (1) | n/v | Gay |
See-Saw (2) | n | Highsty-Tighsty, Rantipole, Tait, Tayty |
Seive flour | v | Bolt |
Seive for winnowing corn | n | Casar |
Seize | v | Nap |
Seldom | adv | Seltimes, Sil |
Selfish | adj | Ownself |
Selfish person | n | Jibber Ugly’s Fule |
Sell when fattened for double the cost price (of livestock) | v | Tipple |
Senna | n | Seeny |
Sensitive | adj | Muty-Hearted |
Sepals of apple blossom | n | Beard |
Septarian nodule in Oxford Clay | n | Turtle-Stone |
Seriously | adv | Serious |
Sermon | n | Preachment |
Serrated ridge of tiles | n | Alligator's Back |
Servant | n | Sarrant |
Serve summons upon | v | Summons |
Service-Berry | n | Solembury, Swallow-Pear |
Set trap | v | Toil |
Set up unbound corn in a field | v | Goat |
Settering | v | Pegging |
Settle | v | Petch |
Several | adj | Siver |
Severance | n | Quittance |
Severe (of weather) | adj | Harsh |
Severely | adv | Tightly |
Sex, biological | n | Sect |
Sexton | n | Bedman, Shackston |
Shabbiness | n | Jilt |
Shabby | adj | Shrovy |
Shackle (1) | v | Hackle |
Shackle (2) | n | Langet |
Shaded | adj | Back-Sunned |
Shaft | n | Sharf |
Shaft of cart | n | Fill, Sharp, Shave |
Shaft of cart or wagon | n | Blade |
Shaft of wagon | n | Dill |
Shaft-horse | n | Tiller |
Shaggy | adj | Scagged, Scaggy, Shagged |
Shake | v | Foggle, Juggle, Quave, Queedle, Shag, Shockle, Shuck, Shucket, Tittup, Wiver |
Shake (of bough) | v | Shaggle |
Shake (of liquid) | v | Flops, Flox |
Shake head | v | Rudder |
Shaky (of timber) | adj | Wampy |
Shale | n | Rag, Shillet |
Shallow | adj | Flue, Shall |
Shallow tub | n | Glinder |
Sham | n | Seem-So |
Shamble | v | Scamble, Shammock |
Shame | v | Beshame |
Shank | n | Pestle |
Shanny | n | Tansy , Shan |
Shapeless (of building stones) | adj | Mumbly |
Shares | n | Snicks |
Sharpen | v | Dain, Keen, Pickady |
Sharp-witted | adj | Cute |
Shattered | adj | A-Scat |
Shave | v | Barber, Polt |
She | pron | Hoo |
Sheaf | n | Sang, Scove |
Sheaf of straw | n | Bolting |
Shear tail of sheep | v | Tag |
Sheath for knitting needle | n | Share |
Sheath for scissors | n | Scissis-Sheer |
Sheaves, cluster of | n | Stuckle, Tething |
Sheaves, stack of 10 | n | Tithing |
Shed | n | Shade, Shealing, Shod |
Shed containing horse-gear | n | Machine-house |
Shed for animals | n | Hovel |
Sheep pen | n | Catching |
Sheep, child's name for | n | Gibby |
Sheep, hornless | n | Poll-sheep |
Sheep, inferior breed of | n | Forest-sheep |
Sheep, two-year-old | n | Twinter |
Sheep, yearling | n | Hogget, Shear-Hog, Tag, Tat |
Sheep-Bell | n | Tankard |
Sheepdog, short-tailed | n | Stump-Tail |
Sheepish | adj | Severe |
Sheep-rot | n | Bane, Coath, Coe |
Sheep's head | n | Jimmy |
Sheep's knuckle | n | Cramp-bone |
Sheep-walk | n | Litt |
Sheep-worms | n | Fluders |
Sheeting, coarse | n | Sultedge |
Sheldrake | n | Bergander |
Shelduck | n | Burrow-Duck |
Shell | v | Shaul, Sheal, Skill |
Shell of snail | n | Guggle |
Shell-stone | n | Shrimp-stone |
Shelter | n | Burrow, Lee, Lew, Lewth, Shade |
Sheltered | adj | Cupboard, so lew as a |
Shepherd | n | Herd, Shep |
Shepherd's Purse | n | Pick-Pocket |
Shield-Fern | n | Wildenow’s Fern |
Shift, miners' | n | Coor |
Shilling given to bind a bargain | n | Current-Money |
Shilling's worth | n | Shillard |
Shin protectors in wrestling | n | Skillibegs |
Shine (of sun) | v | Bloom |
Shingle | v | Shingle |
Shingles | n | Barn-Gun |
Shining | adj | Sheen |
Shin-kicking (game) | n | Cutlegs, Kick-Shins |
Shinty | n | Scrush, Shinny |
Shiny | adj | Gleary |
Ship owner (used as form of address) | n | Owner |
Shirk | v | Scamp |
Shirt | n | Smicket, Jumper |
Shirt front, loose | n | Cheat |
Shirt-buttons, wire | n | Jams |
Shit | v | Ease |
Shit (minced oath) | int | Jakle |
Shit, human | n | Jakes |
Shithouse | n | Masser |
Shithouse, polite word for | n | Bog |
Shiver | v | Bever, Biber, Dither, Growze, Knacker, Nither, Shrim, Shrump |
Shivering | adj | Breezed |
Shoe of ox | n | Cue |
Shoelace, leathern | n | Thong |
Shoemaker | n | Cawzer |
Shoestring | n | Tab |
Shoo | int | Hoosh |
Shoot (duck) | v | Flight |
Shoot (of plant) | n | Imp |
Shoot (of tree) | n | Inchor |
Shoot of potato | n | Chib, Chissom, Chit |
Shopkeeper | n | Huckster |
Shore Crab | n | Ochidore |
Short | adj | Snubby |
Short, scythe-like implement | n | Bean helms |
Short-Eared Owl | n | Woodcock Owl |
Shorten (of days) | v | Shelt |
Short-legged (of animal) | adj | Duggytratty |
Short-sighted person | n | Blindego |
Short-Tempered | adj | Shirky, Testorn |
Shot (of alcoholic beverage) | n | Nibleykin |
Shoulder (of horse) | n | Peck |
Shoulder of beef | n | Sheft |
Shoulder of pork | n | Shagapenter |
Shoulder of veal | n | Oyster |
Shout | v | Hail, Hoot, Whooper |
Shove | v | Pock, Shirl, Shoul, Shovel, Shun, Shunche |
Shove-halfpenny | n | Shovapenny |
Shovel | v | Shulve |
Show, ostentatious | n | Slew |
Shower of rain | n | Scad, Scadder, Scat, Scaur, Scudder-Of-Vlame |
Shower, heavy | n | Pilmer |
Shower, light | n | Flist Skiffle |
Shower, rain | n | Blandigo |
Showery | adj | Dabbly, Flittering |
Showy | adj | Fanty-Sheeny, Janty |
Shred | v | Ragget |
Shred (1) | n | Scrinchet, Shreed |
Shred (2) | v | Shirp, Shrip |
Shreds | n | Squittlings |
Shrew | n | Over-Runner, Ranny, Screw, Shearmouse, Shocrop, Shrove-Mouse, Shrowcrop, Sure-Crop |
Shriek | v | Screel, Skirl, Skitch, Skrike |
Shrill | adj | Shill |
Shrink | v | Ketter |
Shrink (of boil) | v | Sigh |
Shrink up in pain | v | Gruchy |
Shrivel | v | Quoddle, Scrump, Scorch |
Shrivelled | adj | Rumping, Shrimpy, Starkled, Starky, Wrizzled, Wrizzly |
Shrove Tuesday | n | Shaff-Tuesday, Sharp-Tuesday |
Shrovetide | n | Shaft-Tide, Shrift |
Shrub | n | Busket |
Shrug | v | Shug |
Shrunk | pp | Bunned |
Shrunken (of fruit or vegetables) | adj | Hunched-Up |
Shuck | n | Shuck |
Shudder | v | Grue, Shrill |
Shuffle | v | Shoggle, Shucken, Shuffet, Sloppet |
Shuffle along | v | Pally |
Shun | v | Screed, Scun |
Shy | adj | Shum, Shugg |
Shy (of horse) | v | Shuff |
Sick Pay | n | Walking Pay |
Sickle | n | Bagging-Hook, Sheckle |
Sickly | adj | Clyten, Cothish, Flue, Peaked, Peal, Pimping, Pimpy, Teuny, Tew, Tewly |
Sickly (of plant) | adj | Croaky |
Sickly child | n | Chrismer |
Sidelong | adj | Sideling |
Side-rails of wagon | n | Gearing |
Side-saddle | n | Cock-Horse |
Sideshow | n | Gaff |
Sieve | n | Herder, Keezer, Ridder, Searcer, Semmet |
Sieve, fine | n | Reeing-Sieve |
Sift | v | Range |
Sift bran from wheat flour | v | Bunt |
Sift winnowed grain | v | Reeve |
Sigh (1) | v | Sife |
Sigh (2) | n/v | Sithe |
Sigh (3) | v | Sock |
Signal to boats from cliff which direction pilchards can be found | v | Hew |
Signify | v | Magnify, Singify |
Signpost | n | Handing |
Silent | adj | Still |
Silicous bed of Upper Greensand | n | Grizzle |
Silly | adj | Doughy, Scratling, Sillified |
Silly talk | n | Banbury Tale |
Simmer | v | Hoo, Sibber, Stoodle |
Simnel cake | n | Cymblin |
Simper | v | Simmer |
Simple-minded | adj | Deda |
Simpleton | n | Calfy, Nod-Cock, Nornigig, Slimpole, Taffy, Toby-Trot, Widderpoll |
Since | adv | Agone, Zung |
Singer | n | Songer |
Sister-in-Law | n | Sister-Law |
Sit | v | Lean |
Sit in strange postures | v | Reull |
Size | n | Bigness |
Sizzle | v | Sissle |
Skeleton | n | Nottomy, Rames, Skellington. Skeneton. Skimmurton |
Sketch | v | Limn |
Skill in boxing | n | Science |
Skillet | n | Crak |
Skim stone | v | Skid |
Skimmety | n | Whores-Hunting |
Skimming-stone | n | Slice |
Skimmity ride | n | Hare-Hunt |
Skimpy (of clothing) | adj | Shalligonaked |
Skin, animal | n | Fell |
Skinny | adj | Clarent, Ramy, Rawny, Scraggly, Scraggy, Squinny |
Skip along | v | Dap |
Skipping rope | n | Jumping stalk |
Skirt steak | n | Rand |
Skittish | adj | Skittling |
Skittles | n | Kails, Kittle-Pins |
Skittles (game of) | n | Rushing, Scale |
Skulk | v | Lour, Meech |
Sky | n | Element |
Skylark | adj | Mounting-lark |
Slab (of peat) | n | Scad |
Slabwood | n | Ouchil |
Slack | adj | Slop |
Slake | v | Slait |
Slake lime | v | Slatch, Sleft, Stratch |
Slam | v | Stram |
Slant | n | Skew |
Slanted | adj | Cooted, Slinna Way |
Slanting | adj | Along |
Slap (1) | v | Palm, Slam, Snop, Tack |
Slap (2) | n | Rasher, Spat. Whappet. Wooster-Blister |
Slapdash person | n | Slipper-Slopper |
Slash and burn | v | Burn-Bake, Burn-Beat |
Slashed | adj | Sleft |
Slate | n | Slat |
Slate stone | n | Shindle |
Slate, roofing | n | Shell-Stone, Shelving-Stone, Shelyng-Stone |
Slate, rotten | n | Shellet, Shelty |
Slate, soft | n | Shelf |
Slattern | n | Dawks, Flamtag, Slackumtwist, Slany, Troll |
Slave | v | Drave |
Sledge | n | Dray, Gehoe. Slider |
Sledge-hammer | n | Sledge |
Sleek | adj | Sleeked |
Sleepy | adj | Noddy-Headed, Sloomy |
Sleety | adj | Sleek |
Sleeves, wide | n | Casiers |
Slender | adj | Jimp, Lathy, Slint, Trappy |
Slice | n | Cant, Cantle |
Slice of orange | n | Boat |
Slice, thick | n | Hulch, Hummick, Luncheon, Snoul |
Slice, thin | n | Slicket |
Slices of stale bread for toast | n | Double-Bakes |
Slide | v | Glir, Ruge, Slather, Slidden |
Slide on ice | v | Glide, Scare |
Sliding bed of plough | n | Slead |
Sliding on ice, method of | v | Postman's Knock |
Slight (of frost) | adj | Scraggling |
Slim | adj | Shim |
Slink | v | Slenks |
Slink off | v | Shag, Slinge |
Slip | v | Slitter, Sliver, Slougher, Sluze, Strick |
Slip and fall | v | Rose |
Slip while shearing sheep | v | Quilt |
Slipperiness | n | Slibber |
Slippery | adj | Footery, Glince, Slipper, Slithery, Sliddery |
Slippery (of ground) | adj | Sleek |
Slipshod | adj | Slopper-Hock |
Slobber | v | Labber, Snool |
Sloe | n | Hilp, Slone, Snag |
Sloes, small | n | Pilks |
Slop | n | Drakes |
Slope | n | Druss |
Sloping | adj | Ruseling, Sidelong, Slen |
Sloppy work | n | Hoggling |
Slosh | v | Slot, Slotter, Soss, Sossle |
Slosh (water) | v | Sess |
Slouch | v | Louch, Squabby |
Slouch around | v | Flammock |
Slough | n | Sloo |
Sloven | n | Lutter-Pooch, Snot, Trub |
Slovenly | adj | Driggle-Draggle, Slackumtrance, Slippety, Slutty |
Slow but sure | phr | It's as long coming in as Cotswold Barley |
Slow pace | n | Sluggard's Guise |
Slowcoach | n | Slowcome |
Slow-witted | adj | Crewdling, Dummell |
Slow-worm | n | Anger-Nail, Slew |
Sludge | n | Slub |
Sluggard | n | Sluckabed, Sluckatrice, Slug |
Sluggish | adj | Lag, Lumpy |
Sluice | n | Flews, Pen-Stock |
Sluice at rear of cowhouse | n | Stile |
Sluice-gate | n | Clow |
Slumber | n | Swather |
Sly | adj | Slim-faced |
Smack | n | Spanker, Swack, Tit |
Smack lips | v | Mapse |
Small | adj | Nitty |
Small beer | n | Twer |
Small bugloss | n | Isnet |
Small load of hay or corn | n | Luggett |
Small person | n | Spinnick |
Small quantity | n | Dabbit, Halfpenny-Worth, Lock |
Smallest chick in a brood | n | Nisgal |
Smart | adj | Heiky |
Smart young man | n | Cocky |
Smartly-dressed | adj | Smug |
Smashed object | n | Bitsen |
Smashing | adj | Slashing |
Smear | v | Clam, Smalm, Smoom |
Smear with dirt | v | Bescummer |
Smell | n | Sim |
Smelly person | n | Stinkard |
Smile | v | Smeer, |
Smithereens | n | Limmocks |
Smock-frock | n | Fiddle-Bag, Polisser, Surplice |
Smoke | v | Smeech |
Smoke tobacco | v | Blow |
Smooch | v | Smouch |
Smooth | adj | Glib, Snod |
Smooth (of timber) | adj | Clarent |
Smoothe | v | Smoor, Tawl |
Smother | v | Smuggle |
Smoulder | v | Mose, Moulder |
Smouldering | adj | Smullocky |
Smuggling | v | Loudering |
Smut | n | Smuch |
Smut in wheat | n | Colbrand |
Snack | n | Crib |
Snaggle-tooth | n | Haggle-Tooth |
Snail | n | Hoddy-Doddy, Hodmandod, Snag, Snaily |
Snail shell | n | Cockle-Shell, Conker |
Snake | n | Speckle |
Snake (any kind) | n | Adder |
Snap | v | Crap, Scrap |
Snare | n | Angle-Berry, Grin, Snooze, Springe, Springle |
Snarl | v | Snaggle, Sworle |
Snarl (of dog) | v | Grill |
Snatch | v | Grate |
Sneak | v | Sneave, Snoodle |
Sneak off | v | Shark, Sleer. Snere |
Sneaking | v | Husking |
Sneer | v | Gird, Nivel, Slur |
Sneeze | v | Neeze, Snee, Snort |
Sneezing fit | n | Snitchams |
Sniff | v | Snuff |
Snigger | v | Gig, Sniggle |
Snipe (bird) | n | Snite |
Snipe, cry of | int | Scape |
Snivelling | adj | Sniveying |
Snob | n | Nabs |
Snore | v | Gruff, Snoach |
Snort | v | Snork |
Snow | v | Snew |
Snow bunting, young | n | Brambling |
Snow lightly | v | Blunk |
Snowfall, light | n | Flight |
Snowflake, large | n | Fleech |
Snub | v | Snout |
Snuff | n | Snush |
Snuff (candle) | v | Snoff |
Snuff, pinch of | n | Sneesh |
Snuffle (1) | v | Snoffle |
Snuffle (2) | n | Snook |
Snuffler | n | Snocking |
Snug | adj | Rug |
Soak | v | Sob, Sobble, Sog, Toak |
Sob | v | Snob, Suffle |
Soft | adj | Sart, Sote |
Soft brome-grass | n | Lob-Grass, Lop-Grass |
Softball | n | Toss-Ball |
Soften | v | Rox |
Softly | adv | Tallage, To |
Soft-spoken | adj | Sindy |
Soil | v | Dinge, Fouse, Grom, Slabber |
Soil, fine | n | Greet |
Soil, loose | n | Bree |
Soiled | adj | Beastly |
Sole (of foot) | n | Treaden |
Sole (of shoe) | n | Tap |
Solemn | adj | Budge |
Solent, The | n | Solent-Sea |
Solid matter left in cider jar | n | Cider-cheese |
Solve | v | Riddle |
Somersault (1) | v | Cocksheddle |
Somersault (2) | n | Pitch-Poll |
Something formidable | n | Turk |
Somewhat | adj | Bittish |
Somewhat able | adj | Ablish |
Song Thrush | n | Thristle |
Soon | adv | Dreckly |
Soot | n | Blatch |
Sop up | v | Swop |
Sore (in sheep) | n | Luce |
Sore in hoof | n | Loore |
Sorrel | n | Sorrow |
Sorrowful | adj | Larmy |
So-so | adv | Pitisanquint |
Sotto voce | adv | Inwardly |
Soup, clear | n | Skerry-Whiff |
Sour | adj | Aigre, Aprilled, Chewery, Riggish, Riggy |
Sour (of beer) | v | Prill |
Sour drink | n | Belly-Vengeance |
Sour-faced | adj | Brinded |
Souring | adj | Wolpy |
Souring (of milk) | adj | Buck |
South porch of church | n | Vice |
Southernwood | n | Smellingwood |
Southward | adv | Southart |
Sow (1) | v | Shandy, Zill |
Sow (2) | n | Grunter, Suss |
Sow, small | n | Bantam-Sow |
Sow, young | n | Hilt |
Sow's pudendum | n | Nep |
Sow-thistle | n | Milky-dashel |
Space between two beams | n | Bay |
Spade | n | Paddle |
Spade (card suit) | n | But |
Spar used in thatching | n | Cass |
Spare | v | Speal |
Spare rib (of pork) | n | Sleer-Rib |
Spare ribs | n | Bald-Rib |
Sparingly | adv | Dringingly |
Spark | n | Blank, Flank, Flanker, Flinder, Fricket, Funk, Gleed, Sparkle, Speel, Vlonker |
Sparkle | v | Sparly |
Sparks | n | Flinks |
Sparrow | n | Spadger, Spadgick, Spalliard |
Sparrowhawk | n | Blue Hawk |
Sparse (of crop) | adj | Runaway |
Spasm | n | Spavin |
Spatter | v | Spounce, Strat |
Spattered | adj | Shatted |
Spay (sow) | v | Spray |
Speak hesitantly | v | Humdaw |
Speak in an affected manner | n | Mimp |
Speaker | n | Speech-man |
Speckled | adj | Roughed, Sparked, Sparcled, Sparky, Specketty, Specklety, Spicketty |
Speech, polite | n | Quandorum |
Speedily | adv | Astore |
Speedwell | n | Bobbies’-Eyes, Brook-Lime |
Spend extravagantly | v | Bring the noble to ninepence |
Spider | n | Attercop |
Spider, large | n | Thummelspider |
Spider-Fern | n | Ribbon-Fern |
Spigot | n | Spicket |
Spike | n | Stuck |
Spill | v | Slatter |
Spillage | n | Slot |
Spin | v | Pirl, Swindle |
Spin round | v | Swir |
Spindle tree | n | Skewer-Wood |
Spindly (of plants) | adj | Wimbling |
Spine | n | Chine |
Spines, fossilised | n | Files |
Spinning top, wooden | n | Birken |
Spinning Wheel | n | Jenny, Ton, Twirne |
Spinning Wool | n | Barracan |
Spinning-Machine | n | Speed |
Spiny seed husk of corn crowfoot | n | Hedgehog |
Spirit (of person) | n | Spout |
Spirit, evil | n | Spurne |
Spirited | adj | Bobbish, Fierce |
Spirited (of horse) | adj | Promp, Saucy |
Spit | v | Gawk, Spat |
Spiteful | adj | Puzzomful, Spitish, Spittle, Vittery |
Spittle | n | Spattle |
Splash (1) | v | Dace, Splosh |
Splash (2) | n | Splat |
Splash around in water | v | Slouse |
Splashes caused by heavy rainfall | n | Gobbles |
Splashing | v | Patising |
Splayed | adj | Splaw |
Splayed (of legs) | adj | Askew, Asplew |
Splay-footed | adj | Splat-Footed |
Spleen | n | Milt |
Splinter | n | Shrib, Spall |
Split | v | Rane, Rive, Sprit |
Splutter | v | Sploach, Spluther |
Spoil | v | Slam |
Spoil (a child) | v | Mud,Vuddle |
Spoilt (of child) | adj | Cade, Moonied |
Spongy | adj | Oozy, Pluffy |
Spongy (of turnips) | adj | Purry |
Spool | n | Quill |
Spoon | n | Gaping-stick |
Spotted | adj | Spaggety, Sparked |
Spotted flycatcher | n | Beam-Bird |
Spotted orchis | n | Kite-pan |
Sprain | v | Strain, Wrest |
Sprawling | adj | Asprawl |
Spread hay | v | Scatify |
Spread new-mown grass for hay | v | Ted |
Spread out | adj | Stroppy |
Spreaders (of plough harness) | n | Weys-And-Bodkins |
Sprightly | adj | Dapper |
Sprightly girl | n | Bobbing-Joan |
Spring (water) | n | Quill (3) |
Spring breaking out on downs | n | Lavant |
Spring onion | n | Chibbole, Chivvels |
Spring up to the heel | v | Slotchut |
Springtime | n | Springing |
Sprinkle | v | Spirtle, Splutter, Sprank |
Sprinkling | n | Sprankling |
Sprout | v | Bushet, Grow, Spirt, Tiller |
Sprout (of plants) | v | Haddle |
Spry | adj | Spree, Spreeth, Sprey |
Spurge-laurel | n | Laurel-Wood |
Spurge-olive | n | Mezell |
Squabble | n | Pudder |
Squander | v | Slag, Squirr |
Squat (1) | adj | Budgy, Bungy, Squatty |
Squat (2) | v | Quad, Quat, Ruck |
Squatting | v | Aquat, Asquat |
Squeak | v | Squeapity |
Squeal | v | Scoil, Squatch |
Squeamish | adj | Sicky, Skeemish, Sweamish, Weamish |
Squeeze | v | Creem |
Squeeze with fingers | v | Quiddle |
Squelch (of ground) | v | Gawk |
Squint | v | Doyle, Glore, Kain, Squinny |
Squint-eyed | adj | Gimlet-eyed |
Squinting | adj | Twarn-Eyed, Twer-Eyed |
Squinting person | n | Squinnerd |
Squirm | v | Cooten |
Squirrel | n | Coggy, Scrug, Scug, Squog |
Squirt | v | Skirt, Squit, Squizzle |
St Bartholomew's Day | n | Bartlemas |
St Catherine's Day | n | Cattern |
St Clement's Day festival | n | Clem |
St George's mushroom | n | Champeron |
St John's Wort | n | Stitson, Tipsen, Titsum |
St Mark's Eve | n | Sower's Feast |
St Swithin's Day | n | Sweetening-Day |
St Vitus's Dance | n | Twitching-Up, Viper's Dance |
Stable | n | Shippen |
Stable attached to smithy where horses are shod | n | Penthouse |
Stable-master (on farm) | n | Carter |
Stack hay | v | Coil |
Stack of 12 sheaves | v | Stitch |
Stag beetle | n | Buck, Bryanstone Buck |
Stag beetle, female | n | Doe |
Stag beetle, male | n | Pincer-Bob |
Stag, castrated | n | Haver |
Stag, two-year-old | n | Brocket |
Stag, young | n | Bater |
Stagger | v | Goggle |
Stagger | v | Rail, Shale, Swagger, Toddle |
Staggering | adj | Looming-Like |
Stag's horn, third horn of | n | Tray |
Stain | n | Smit, Smitch |
Stain on linen | n | Drent |
Stair-Cupboard | n | Squob |
Stake | n | Yail |
Stakes (in card game) | n | Swabs |
Stalactite | n | Tallow |
Stale | adj | Rigged |
Stalk (1) | v | Pulch, Stalkety |
Stalk (2) | n | Strig |
Stalking | v | Pokeassin, Slippetin' |
Stall, butcher's | n | Shamble |
Stammer | v | Buff, Buffle, Maffle |
Stamp around | v | Trumpet |
Stamp around noisily | v | Clumput |
Stampeding (of cattle) | adj | Have the Brumps |
Stand for hanging milk-pails | n | Pail-stake |
Stand on end (of hair) | v | Stiver |
Stand out | v | Stickle |
Standing on end (of animal's fur) | adj | Sturly |
Stand-offish | adj | Offish |
Stands for cider casks | n | Cider-horsing |
Star of Bethlehem (flower) | n | Wake At Noon |
Starch clothes | v | Seek |
Stare | v | Twire |
Starer | n | Stare-Agog |
Starling | n | Georgy, Starlog, Starn |
Startle | v | Duddle |
Startle (of horse) | v | Cocky |
Starve | v | Clam, Fammel |
Static | adj | Lodging |
Statue | n | Statute |
Steady | adj | Sober |
Steal | v | Cabbage,Condiddle, Franagre, Pitch |
Stealth | n | Stelt |
Stealthy | adj | Back-Door |
Steam | v | Roake, Teme |
Steam plough | n | Ploughing-Engine |
Steelyard | n | Stillur |
Steelyard (balance) | n | Auncel |
Steep | adj | Clefty, Stipe, Strickle |
Steep side of a hill | n | Cleeve |
Stench | n | Hogo |
Step | n | Sill |
Step-ladder | n | Skip |
Stepping stone | n | Heaping-Stock |
Stew (1) | n | Coddle, Junk, Lobscouse |
Stew (2) | v | Steeve |
Stick (1) | n | Libbet |
Stick (2) | v | Stig |
Stick in mud | v | Stog |
Stick or ball thrown at squirrels | n | Snog (1) |
Stick tongue out | v | Loll |
Stick upon which pots are hung | n | Rug-Stick |
Stick used for bleeding cattle | n | Bleeding |
Stick, long | n | Lug (1) |
Stick, pointed | n | Snell |
Stickleback | n | Banner, Bannis, Banstickle. Banty, Prickleback, Stickleminie, Stucklin, Thorny |
Sticks, oaken | n | Lag-Wood |
Sticky | adj | Cloichy, Clubby, Cludgy, Gamsy, Tucky |
Sticky mass | n | Cab |
Stiffen | v | Steeve |
Stifle | v | Stuffle |
Stifle | v | Stiffle |
Stifle it | int | God Stiffen It |
Stile, top of | n | Riser |
Still (brewing) | n | Limbick |
Still with milk teeth (of sheep or horses) | adj | Hants |
Sting | n | Stang |
Stingy | adj | Scrimmety, Skinnetty |
Stink | n | Breath, Dain, Fogo |
Stinking camomile | n | Madder, Maise, Maithen, Marg |
Stinking Iris | n | Roast Beef Plant |
Stir | v | Ruckster, Rux, Spuddle, Tickle |
Stir up mud | v | Studdle |
Stirrup-cup | n | Dash-An-Darras, Mozil |
Stitch | n/v | Coop |
Stoat | n | Stear |
Stock (flower) | n | Sinegar |
Stocking | n | Hose (1) |
Stockings without feet | n | Sankers, Sinkers |
Stodge | n | Todge |
Stodgy (of food) | adj | Gross |
Stomach | n | Basket, Flatchet, Wame |
Stomach and intestines of game animal | n | Paunch |
Stomachs of calves used in cheesemaking | n | Trins |
Stone clearing in park | v | Park-Picking |
Stone composed of quartz, schorl, and hornblende, more frequently accompanying tin than copper ores | n | Capel |
Stone curlew | n | Norfolk Plover |
Stone on which a shoemaker hammers leather | n | Lapstone |
Stone on which paint is ground | n | Maul-Stone |
Stone used in millstones | n | Burr |
Stone, made of | adj | Stonen |
Stone, misshapen | n | Gub |
Stone, round | n | Sleetstone |
Stone, small red-brown | n | Kenning-stone |
Stonecutters, Swanage Company of | n | Marblers |
Stonesfield slate, bed of | n | Race |
Stool | n | Cricket, Pinch |
Stool nearest fireplace | n | Yheat-Stool |
Stool-ball | n | Tut |
Stoop | v | Huckle, Muckle, Rucksey, Scoopy, Scroodle |
Stoop to | v | Bemean |
Stop | v | Sletch, Stash, Stast |
Stop play | int | Cree |
Stopgap | n | Upshard |
Stopper | n | Stopple |
Store cupboard | n | Glory-Hole |
Store in barn | v | Hint |
Store-bought | adj | Boughten |
Storm | n | Blunt |
Stormy | adj | Rick-Rack |
Story | n | Spell |
Story, rambling | n | Preamble |
Stout | adj | Bunchy, Bunty, Pulking |
Stout-hearted | adj | Stolt |
Stove | n | Bodley |
Straddle | v | Stroddle |
Straggling | adj | Spranggelin’ |
Straight | adj | Strake |
Strain through sieve | v | Sie |
Strainer | n | Searce |
Strainer, brewer's | n | Huckmuck |
Stranded (of ship) | adj | Beneaped |
Strange | adj | Rummish, Strangle |
Strange thing | n | Meejick |
Strapping | adj | Slapping, Swapping |
Stratum | n | Digging, Skeel |
Stratum (geology) | n | Jamb |
Stratum (in quarry) | n | Pendle |
Stratum in Swanage quarries | n | Shitte-Bed |
Straw, bundle of | n | Braler |
Straw, short | n | Brat |
Straw, single | n | Straw-Mote, Vester |
Stray (1) | n | Comeling |
Stray (2) | v | Strafe |
Streak | n | Lissom, Strake, Strame |
Streaky (of bacon) | adj | Interlean, Rowy |
Stream | n | Lake, Prill |
Stream, intermittent | n | Bourn |
Strength | n | Spith, Sproil |
Stretched out | adj | Ramaking |
Stretched out stiffly | adj | Astrout |
Stride | v | Lamper, Spank, Spraddle, Stream, Strommock |
Strike | v | Dawl |
Strike (measure of corn) | n | Stretch |
Strike (of lightning) | n | Blaze |
Strike forefoot with hind foot (of horse) | v | Overlash |
Strike while the iron is hot | phr | Swing the Mallet |
String, hempen | n | Tew |
String, piece of | n | Ran |
Strings for tying sacks | n | Kittles |
Strip | n | Streak |
Strip a tree of bark | v | Bark, Rend |
Strip of land | n | Lugger, Sling, Slinget |
Strip of land, narrow | n | Stroll |
Strip of ploughed land | n | Furlong |
Strip of wharfage | n | Back-Scour |
Strip, narrow | n | Scribe, Strablet |
Stripe | n | Strome |
Strive | v | Stubver |
Stroke | v | Much |
Stroll | v | Pake, Pauk, Streel, Swotchel |
Strong (of beer) | adj | Stale |
Strong-willed | adj | Stomachful |
Struggle | v | Bather, Bruggle, Scrobble, Tanbaste, Tervee, Whinny |
Strut | v | Stroat |
Stubble | n | Eairts, Ee-Grass, Stopple |
Stubble field | n | Arrish |
Stubborn | adj | Standy |
Stubbornness (in horses) | n | Rust |
Stuck in marsh (of horse) | adj | Stabled |
Stuck in mud | adj | Stocked |
Studded | adj | Picketty |
Stuff | v | Pore |
Stuff with hay (of oversized boots) | v | Fodder |
Stumble | v | Lumper, Stample, Strawk, Stummer |
Stump | n | Stam, Stub |
Stumpy | adj | Stubbed |
Stun | v | Dumbfounder, Stunny |
Stunted (of cattle) | adj | Nottled |
Stunted (of plants) | adj | Bustle-Headed, Buzzly |
Stupid | adj | Clutter-Headed, Gale-Headed, Jobberheaded, Owlish, Stupe |
Stupor | n | Zwodder |
Sturdy | adj | Clubby, Cludgy, Lusty, Sturth |
Stutter | v | Tutter |
Stye | n | Quailaway, West, Wish, Wun |
Subdue | v | Quamp |
Subdued | adj | Stillified |
Subpoena | n | Speeny |
Substandard | adj | Poorish |
Subtraction | n | Distraction |
Succeed | v | Fadge, Fay, Shape |
Success | n | Cess |
Success | v | Fay |
Successfully | adv | Sprightly |
Such | adj | Jitch |
Such a | adj | Suchan, Suchey |
Suck | v | Stewer |
Suckling (of calf) | adj | On the Stage |
Suckling pig | n | Curry-Pig |
Suckling-pig | n | Fare |
Sudden terror | n | Agastment |
Sudden worsening of weather | n | Snapper |
Suffer pain | v | Drimmel |
Suffocate | v | Stuffocate |
Suffocate in mud | v | Buddle |
Suicide | n | Susancide |
Suitable for storing (of apples) | adj | Hoarding |
Suitor | n | Bachelor |
Sulk | v | Gloat, Hip, Have the Peezy-Weezies |
Sullen | adj | Apurt, Apurted, Dumpy, Glumpy, Muggard, Muggaty, Purgy |
Sultry | adj | Puthery, Queltring |
Summer pudding | n | Swimmer |
Summer snowflake | n | Loddon Lily |
Summer solstice | n | Barnaby |
Summer traveller (Romany) | n | Flattybouch |
Summit | n | Knab, Seat |
Sunbathe | v | Link |
Superfluous | adj | Overflush |
Superior | adj | Capadosha |
Supple | adj | Sample, Sumple |
Supplication for alms | n | Loan |
Supply | n | Stug |
Support | n | Steadyment, Stud |
Suppose | v | Allow |
Surly | adj | Chum, Grum, Scrow, Sidy, Snarly |
Surplus | n | Overplush |
Surprise | n | Licker |
Surprise, exclamation of | int | Cry, Crymaces, Obs-Bobs and Buttercups |
Suspect | v | Judge |
Suspect | v | Suspicion |
Swaddle | v | Waddle |
Swaddling clothes | n | Barrow, Swathe |
Swaddling clothes | n | Swathe |
Swagger | v | Bome, Swank, Prawch |
Swaggering | adj | Prajant, Swinkum-Swankum |
Swallow | v | Clunk, Clunt, Quelch, Quilp, Quilt, Swally |
Swallow with difficulty | v | Glutch |
Swallow, call of | n | Quit-Quit |
Swamp | n | Swank, Swile |
Swampy surface of a ploughed field | n | Plud |
Swanage stone, bed of | n | Thornback |
Swanage stone, best quality | n | Sat-Bed |
Swap | v | Sloop |
Swarm | v | Cra-Ler |
Swath | n | Swar |
Sway | n | Swang |
Swear | v | Ban, Oath |
Swearing | n | Clat |
Sweat (1) | v | Gibber, Swither |
Sweat (2) | n | Hummick, Soud, Zam |
Sweat (of stone) | v | Eve |
Sweep | n | Sooty |
Sweet (1) | adj | Mig |
Sweet (2) | n | Suckett |
Sweet Alysson | n | Bordering, Seedling |
Sweet Amber | n | Touchen-Leaves |
Sweet herb pie | n | Doucet-Pie |
Sweet Scabious | n | Mournful Widow, Pincushion |
Sweet William | n | Bloomy-Down |
Sweetbread | n | Burr (3) |
Sweetheart | n | Acquaintance, Snoffer, Sprawny, Sprunny, Sweeting |
Sweetmeat | n | Comfort, Lolly |
Sweetmeat, coarse | n | Dump |
Sweet-pea | n | Painted Lady |
Sweet-willow | n | Gold |
Swell | v | Belly, Buck, Flob, Plim, Pluff |
Swelling of horse's mouth | n | Lampers |
Sweltering | adj | Squelstring |
Swerve | v | Werve |
Swift (bird) | n | Deviling, Scare-Devil, Screamer, Screecher, Skir, Squeaker |
Swiftly | adv | Bonneswish |
Swig | v | Twig |
Swindle | v | Jostle |
Swing | n | Rusy-Boat |
Swing the lead | v | Pither |
Swollen (of ankles) | adj | Gummy |
Swollen lymph node | n | Gnarl |
Swoon | v | Dwam, Laum. Sound, Swim |
Sword-bearer of Exeter | n | Furer |
Sycamore | n | Segumber, Tulip-Tree |
Syphilis | n | Grincums |
Syringa | n | Roman Jessamine |
Syringe | n | Squib |
Syrup | n | Jipper |
System used to avoid farm labourers being chargeable to the parish rates | n | Rounding system |