S is often pronounced as Z in the Wessex dialect.
| S'lay | adv | As soon as |
| Saag | n | Piss |
| Sack-Whey | n | Four bushels |
| Sacrifield-Rents | n | Rent paid to lord of manor |
| Sade | v | Satiate |
| Sadly | adj | Unwell |
| Safeguard | n | Petticoat, outer |
| Saffron, zoo dear as | adj | Very expensive |
| Sag | n | Reeds |
| Sailor's Buttons | n | Campion |
| Saint Monday | n | Bank holiday |
| Saint Anthony's Fire | n | Erysipelas |
| Sake | n | Reason |
| Salary | n | Celery |
| Sallading | n | Salad vegetables |
| Sallis | n | Lard |
| Sally (1) | n | Willow |
| Sally (2) | n | Bell-rope, lower portion of |
| Salted sense | n | Common sense |
| Salter | n | Earthenware dish used in curing bacon |
| Saltree | n | Pole in cowshed |
| Sam-ope | adj | Ajar |
| Sam, 'pon my | int | Pon my soul |
| Sammy | n | Fool |
| Samper | n | Samphire |
| Samplars | n | Saplings |
| Sample | adj | Supple |
| Sand-Blind | adj | Partially sighted |
| Sanderling | n | Dunlin |
| Sang | n | Sheaf |
| Sangs | int | Bloody hell |
| Sangle | n | Brawl |
| Sankers | n | Stockings without feet |
| Sarah's a-weeping | n | Children's game |
| Sarfit | n | Tablecloth |
| Sarn | n | Concern |
| Sarpler | n | Hemp cloth |
| Sarrant | n | Servant |
| Sart | adj | Soft |
| Sartain | adj | Certain |
| Sasin | n | Reaping-hook |
| Sassifrax | n | Meadow Saxifrage |
| Sassle | adj | Drowsy |
| Satin Grebe | n | Great Crested Grebe |
| Sat-Bed | n | Swanage stone, best quality |
| Saucepan Stones | n | Fossilised vertebrae |
| Saucer-eyed | n | Large-eyed |
| Saucy | adj | Spirited (of horse) |
| Sauf | conj | As if |
| Sault | v | Assault |
| Sausinger | n | Sausage |
| Saver | n | Ash-pan |
| Sawer | n | Sawyer |
| Sawk | n | Timid person |
| Sawm | v | Loiter |
| Sax | n | Hatchet, slater's |
| Say | v | Advise |
| Scad (1) | n | Shower of rain |
| Scad (2) | n | Salmon, young |
| Scad (3) | n | Slab (of peat) |
| Scadder | n | Shower of rain |
| Scaffle | v | Scramble |
| Scagged | adj | Shaggy |
| Scaggy | adj | Shaggy |
| Scald | adj | Scabby |
| Scalding | adj | Partial |
| Scaldy | n | Bald patch |
| Scale (1) | n | Bowl |
| Scale (2) | n | Cut of timber with bark still on |
| Scale (3) | n | Skittles (game of) |
| Scale (4) | v | Change |
| Scallett | n | Freestone, bed of |
| Scallop | n | Lard, residue of |
| Scamble | v | Shamble |
| Scammish | adj | Awkward |
| Scamp (1) | v | Run away |
| Scamp (2) | v | Shirk |
| Scan | v | Scold |
| Scandalous | adj | Filthy |
| Scanderling | n | Common Sandpiper |
| Scant | v | Run around |
| Scantle | n | Roof-slate, small |
| Scantling | n | Wood-chip |
| Scantways | adv | Obliquely |
| Scape (1) | v | Escape |
| Scape (2) | n | Landscape |
| Scape (3) | int | Snipe, cry of |
| Scar (1) | n | Precipice |
| Scar (2) | v | Scare |
| Scarce, keep | v | Keep away |
| Scarcey | adj | Scarce |
| Scare | v | Slide on ice |
| Scare-Devil | n | Swift (bird) |
| Scarifier | n | Hoe |
| Scarify | v | Scare |
| Scarige | v | Clear off remaining apples after harvest |
| Scarl-corn | n | Chaff |
| Scarlet Cup | n | Blood-cup (fungus) |
| Scarlet Lightning | n | Common Rose Campion |
| Scarry-Whiff | adj | Askew |
| Scart | v | Scratch |
| Scarth | n | Cliff |
| Scarvish | adj | Clear |
| Scat (1) | v | Scatter |
| Scat (2) | n | Shower of rain |
| Scat (3) | n | Bout |
| Scate | n | Diarrhoea (in cattle) |
| Scathe | n | Injury |
| Scatify | v | Spread hay |
| Scatlings | n | Whipping |
| Scatter-Basket | n | Clattering, eg of loose wheel |
| Scaur | n | Shower of rain |
| Scaut | v | Dig in heels |
| Scent | n | Descent |
| Scented Fern | n | Tansy |
| Scheme | n | Contrive |
| Schemish | adj | Scheming |
| Schism | n | Chapel, Nonconformist |
| Science | n | Skill in boxing |
| Scissis-Sheer | n | Sheath for scissors |
| Scitturn | n | Ploy |
| Sclaw | v | Claw |
| Scleezy | adj | Uneven in texture (of cloth) |
| Sclum | v | Maul |
| Scoad | v | Muckspread |
| Scob | n | Desk |
| Scoff, zoo mad as a | adj | Furious |
| Scog | v | Brag |
| Scoggel | v | Devour |
| Scoil | v | Squeal |
| Scoochy-Pawed | adj | Left-handed |
| Scoopy | v | Stoop |
| Scoose | n | Discourse |
| Scorch | v | Shrivel |
| Score | n | Core |
| Scoring-Rake | n | Corn-rake |
| Scorse | v | Barter |
| Scort | v | Churn up ground |
| Scot (1) | n | Animal of Scottish breed |
| Scot (2) | n | Local tax |
| Scote | v | Churn up ground |
| Scottle | v | Hack |
| Scoul (1) | v | Burn |
| Scoul (2) | v | Look red (of sky) |
| Scour (1) | v | Gallop |
| Scour (2) | n | Disturbance |
| Scourey | adj | Besmeared |
| Scourge-top | n | Whipping-top |
| Scouse | v | Frolic |
| Scout (1) | n | Fielder (cricket) |
| Scout (2) | v | Chase |
| Scove | n | Sheaf |
| Scovel | n | Oven cleaner |
| Scovin | n | Brisket of lamb |
| Scovy | adj | Blotchy |
| Scowl Of Brow | n | Measurement by eye |
| Scowle (1) | n | Mine, disused |
| Scowle (2) | n | Rubbish |
| Scowsh | v | Immerse |
| Scrabble | v | Scratch |
| Scrade | n | Scold |
| Scrag | adj | Prickly |
| Scraggle | v | Scramble |
| Scraggling | adj | Slight (of frost) |
| Scraggly | adj | Skinny |
| Scraggy | adj | Skinny |
| Scram (1) | v | Crush |
| Scram (2) | v | Paralyze |
| Scramb, V. Sb. | v | Gather |
| Scran'd | adj | Chapped |
| Scranch | v | Crush |
| Scrannel | v | Devour |
| Scrant | v | Scorch |
| Scrap (1) | v | Scrape |
| Scrap (2) | v | Snap |
| Scrap (3) | adj | Curt |
| Scraper | n | Fiddler (derog.) |
| Scrapple | v | Uproot |
| Scratch (1) | n | Tail-board of wagon |
| Scratch (2) | n | Satan |
| Scratched | adj | Frosted |
| Scratcher | n | Roller, toothed |
| Scratchlings | n | Pork scratchings |
| Scratling | adj | Silly |
| Scrattins | n | Pork scratchings |
| Scrawf | n | Rubbish |
| Scrawl | v | Crawl |
| Scrawling | adj | Despicable |
| Scrawvlin | adj | Destitute |
| Scraze | v | Graze |
| Screamer | n | Swift (bird) |
| Screecher | n | Swift (bird) |
| Screechetty | adj | Creaky |
| Screed | v | Shun |
| Screedle | v | Huddle |
| Screek | v | Scream |
| Screel | v | Shriek |
| Screely | adj | Lanky |
| Screw | n | Shrew |
| Screw-hapses | n | Wrench, adjustable |
| Scribble | v | Tread down |
| Scribble-scrall | v | Scrawl |
| Scribe | n | Strip, narrow |
| Scricele | v | Creak |
| Scriddick | n | Particle |
| Scride | v | Descend partly by sliding, partly by climbing |
| Scriggin | n | Apple, small |
| Scriggle | n | Apple, undersized |
| Scriggling | n | Apple, undersized |
| Scrigs | n | Fruit, undersized |
| Scrile | n | Brushwood |
| Scrim (1) | v | Benumb |
| Scrim (2) | v | Beat |
| Scrimmet | n | Meat, small piece of |
| Scrimmety | adj | Stingy |
| Scrimpy | adj | Frosty (of ground) |
| Scrinch | n | Morsel |
| Scrinchet | n | Shred |
| Scrint | v | Burn |
| Scrip | n | Coat, leather |
| Scripet | v | Creak |
| Scripput | n | Scrap |
| Scroacker | n | Miser |
| Scrobble | v | Struggle |
| Scroff | n | Refuse |
| Scrog | v | Praise |
| Scrogg | v | Scrump for apples |
| Scroodle | v | Stoop |
| Scroop (1) | v | Creak |
| Scroop (2) | v | Scrape |
| Scroopedee | v | Creak |
| Scroopet | v | Creak |
| Scrow | adj | Surly |
| Scrowle | v | Dry fish |
| Scrubbling | v | Forequarter of lamb |
| Scrudge | n | Courtesan |
| Scrug | n | Squirrel |
| Scrum up | v | Benumb |
| Scrump (1) | v | Crunch |
| Scrump (2) | v | Shrivel |
| Scrumpets | n | Gristle |
| Scrumple | v | Crumple |
| Scrumpshing | n | Horseplay |
| Scrunchling | n | Apple, shrivelled |
| Scrune | v | Cower |
| Scrunge | v | Crush |
| Scruple (1) | v | Haggle |
| Scruple (2) | v | Creak |
| Scruse | v | Crush |
| Scrush (1) | v | Crush |
| Scrush (2) | n | Shinty |
| Scubbin | n | Forequarter of lamb |
| Scud | v | Muckspread |
| Scudder-Of-Vlame | n | Shower of rain |
| Scuddick | n | Particle |
| Scuffle | n | Hoe |
| Scug | n | Squirrel |
| Scullery-Maid | n | Pied Wagtail |
| Scummer (1) | v | Besmear |
| Scummer (2) | n | Wonder |
| Scun | v | Shun |
| Scuppit | n | Trowel |
| Scurf | n | Nape |
| Scurling-Wheat | n | Chicken-feed |
| Scurrick | n | Particle |
| Scurrifunge | v | Lash tightly |
| Scurry | n | Flock in confused flight |
| Scurvy Grass | n | Sea Bindweed |
| Scuse | n | Excuse |
| Scutch | n | Couch-grass |
| Scute (1) | n | Payment |
| Scute (2) | n | Toecap, steel |
| Scutlin | n | Apple turnover |
| Scuttick | n | Particle |
| Scythe-hook | n | Scythe |
| Seal | v | Make hurdle-stakes |
| Seam | n | Horse-load |
| Seamster | n | Seamstress |
| Sean | n | Pilchard-net |
| Seary | adj | Threadbare |
| Searce | n | Strainer |
| Searcer | n | Sieve |
| Season | n | Fit for sowing (of land) |
| Seat | n | Summit |
| Seated | adj | Incubated (of eggs) |
| Seave | n | Gown |
| Sebastopol Daisy | n | Douglas's Meadowfoam |
| Sect | n | Sex, biological |
| Sedge-Mocks | n | Bent-grass |
| Seedling | n | Sweet Alysson |
| Seek | v | Starch clothes |
| Seem-so | n | Sham |
| Seeming to me | phr | In my opinion |
| Seeny | n | Senna |
| Seer (1) | n | Overseer |
| Seer (2) | int | See here |
| Seethe | v | Bubble (of nearly boiling water) |
| Seg | v | Crush |
| Segg | n | Sedge |
| Segge | n | Hedge sparrow |
| Segumber | n | Sycamore |
| Seltimes | adv | Seldom |
| Semmet | n | Sieve |
| Sengreen | n | Lesser Periwinkle (flower) |
| Sennet | n | Week |
| Sensible, Make | v | Inform |
| Sentry-Field | n | Churchyard |
| Sep | conj | Except |
| Serious | adv | Seriously |
| Sermon-bell | n | Church bell, single peal of to announce sermon |
| Sess (1) | n | Tax |
| Sess (2) | n | Heap |
| Sess (3) | n | Woman, obese |
| Sess (4) | v | Slosh (water) |
| Sess (5) | int | Kill (order to hound) |
| Setterwort | n | Green Hellebore |
| Severalty | n | Common land |
| Severe | adj | Sheepish |
| Sew (1) | v | Drain |
| Sew (2) | adj | Dry of milk (of cow) |
| Sewster | n | Seamstress |
| Sh | int | Giddy-up |
| Shab (1) | n | Scab |
| Shab (2) | v | Grow shabby |
| Shabbing | n | Thrashing |
| Shab-Rag | n | Ragamuffin |
| Shacket | n | Cartload, small |
| Shacketty | adj | Rickety |
| Shackle | n | Wreath |
| Shackles | n | Broth |
| Shackston | n | Sexton |
| Shade (1) | n | Shed |
| Shade (2) | n | Field |
| Shade (3) | v | Shelter |
| Shaded | adj | Banded (of pig) |
| Shadow-cow | n | Cow whose body is a different colour from its fore- and hindquarters |
| Shady-Mouse | n | Bat (animal) |
| Shaff-Tuesday | n | Shrove Tuesday |
| Shaft-Tide | n | Shrovetide |
| Shag (1) | n | Cormorant |
| Shag (2) | v | Shake |
| Shag (3) | v | Slink off |
| Shagapenter | n | Shoulder of pork |
| Shagged | adj | Shaggy |
| Shaggle | v | Shake (of bough) |
| Shaker | n | Quaking-grass |
| Shaking-grass | n | Quaking-grass |
| Shaky-grass | n | Quaking-grass |
| Shalder (1) | n | Oystercatcher (bird) |
| Shalder (2) | n | Yellow Iris |
| Shale | v | Stagger |
| Shall | adj | Shallow |
| Shalligonaked | adj | Skimpy (of clothing) |
| Shally-Gallee | adj | Flimsy |
| Sham (1) | v | I am |
| Sham (2) | n | Hoe |
| Shamble | n | Stall, butcher's |
| Shame-Faced Maiden | n | Wood Anemone |
| Shammock | v | Shamble |
| Shamnel | n | Amazon |
| Shamrock | n | Wood Sorrel |
| Shan | n | Shanny |
| Shandrydan | n | Cart, rickety |
| Shandy (1) | n | Disturbance |
| Shandy (2) | adj | Broken-down |
| Shandy (3) | v | Sow |
| Shankey | n | "It" (in game of tag) |
| Shankey-Dudely-High-Ho | n | Tag (game) |
| Shanny | adj | Visionary |
| Shanty | adj | Flashy |
| Shape | v | Succeed |
| Shard (1) | n | Cup (of tea) |
| Shard (2) | n | Notch (in blade) |
| Shard (3) | n | Cow-dung |
| Share (1) | n | Crossbar of harrow |
| Share (2) | n | Thatch |
| Share (3) | n | Sheath for knitting needle |
| Share (4) | n | Woman, worthless |
| Sharf | n | Shaft |
| Shark (1) | n | Notch |
| Shark (2) | v | Sneak off |
| Sharn | n | Cow-dung |
| Sharp | n | Shaft of cart |
| Sharp-Tuesday | n | Shrove Tuesday |
| Shary-Runner | n | Bat (animal) |
| Shashoons | n | Gaiters |
| Shatted | adj | Spattered |
| Shatter | v | Scatter |
| Shattle-Bag | n | Anything that falls off with a clatter |
| Shaul (1) | n | Salve |
| Shaul (2) | v | Shell |
| Shave | n | Shaft of cart |
| Shazzaas | v | Curtsey |
| She | pron | It |
| She's | pron | Her |
| Shead | n | Pole, rough |
| Sheal | v | Shell |
| Shealing | n | Shed |
| Shear | n | Ploughshare |
| Shearman | n | Cloth-worker |
| Shearmouse | n | Shrew |
| Shear-Hog | n | Sheep, yearling |
| Sheave | v | Row gondolier style |
| Sheckle | n | Sickle |
| Shed | n | Handle of pail |
| Sheen (1) | adj | Shining |
| Sheen (2) | n | Machine |
| Sheer | adj | Bracing (of air) |
| Sheer-Way | n | Bridle path |
| Sheesens | pron | Hers |
| Sheft | n | Shoulder of beef |
| Shekel | n | Fork, thatcher's |
| Shelf (1) | n | Sandbank |
| Shelf (2) | n | Slate, soft |
| Shelfy | adj | On the shelf (of unmarried person) |
| Shellet | n | Slate, rotten |
| Shell-Board | n | Mould-board (of plough) |
| Shell-Stone | n | Slate, roofing |
| Shelt | v | Shorten (of days) |
| Shelty | n | Slate, rotten |
| Shelving-Stone | n | Slate, roofing |
| Shelyng-Stone | n | Slate, roofing |
| Shennel | n | Roof |
| Shep | n | Shepherd |
| Shepherdess | n | Yellow Wagtail |
| Sheppeck | n | Pitchfork |
| Shern | n | Churn |
| Shet | n | Water, running |
| Shewell | n | Scarecrow |
| Shick-Shack | n | Oak apple |
| Shide | n | Plank |
| Shifty | adj | Loose (of soil) |
| Shill | adj | Shrill |
| Shillard | n | Shilling's worth |
| Shillet | n | Shale |
| Shim (1) | n | Glimpse |
| Shim (2) | n | Chemise |
| Shim (3) | n | Cut |
| Shim (4) | adj | Slim |
| Shim (5) | adv | Apparently |
| Shimble | adj | Insecure |
| Shimmickar | n | Miser |
| Shin-strads | n | Gaiters |
| Shindle | n | Slate stone |
| Shingle | v | Shingle |
| Shinny | n | Shinty |
| Ship-a-Sailing | n | Leapfrog |
| Shippen | n | Stable |
| Shirk | v | Evade |
| Shirky | adj | Short-tempered |
| Shirl | v | Shove |
| Shirp | v | Shred |
| Shirt-Buttons | n | Greater Stitchwort |
| Shisn | pron | Hers |
| Shitte-Bed | n | Stratum in Swanage quarries |
| Shittle | n | Bar of gate |
| Shiver-grass | n | Quaking-grass |
| Shoad | n | Ore, loose |
| Shock | n | Pile of sheaves |
| Shocking | adj | Magnificent |
| Shockit | v | Idle |
| Shockle | v | Shake |
| Shocky | n | Minnow |
| Shocrop | n | Shrew |
| Shod | v | Shed |
| Shoemaker | n | Water Boatman (insect) |
| Shoggle | v | Shuffle |
| Shongle | n | Handful of corn |
| Shonto | n | Donkey |
| Shoort | v | Earn a living |
| Shooting | n | Gutter |
| Shore | n | Bank of ditch |
| Shorry | n | Pole on which hedgers carry faggots |
| Shorten | v | Put baby into short clothes for first time |
| Shot | n | Division of land |
| Shoul | v | Shove |
| Shoul-A-Mouth’d | adj | Wide-mouthed |
| Shouting-cake | n | Fruilcake with not much fruit |
| Shouto | n | Donkey |
| Shovapenny | n | Shove-halfpenny |
| Shovel | v | Shove |
| Showing-on | n | Game played with small stones |
| Shrag | v | Trim trees |
| Shram | v | Freeze |
| Shrap | n | Thicket |
| Shrape | v | Scold |
| Shravey | adj | Loose (of soil) |
| Shred | n | Crop, spring |
| Shreed | n | Shred |
| Shreeve | v | Scrump |
| Shrew | n | Screw |
| Shrew-ash | n | Ash tree used medicinally on cattle |
| Shrib | n | Splinter |
| Shrievy | adj | Unravelled |
| Shrift | n | Shrovetide |
| Shrig | v | Prune |
| Shrike-cock | n | Mistle Thrush |
| Shrill | v | Shudder |
| Shrim | v | Shiver |
| Shrimp-stone | n | Shell-stone |
| Shrimpy | adj | Shrivelled |
| Shrink | v | Wane (of moon) |
| Shrip | v | Shred |
| Shroke | adj | Withered |
| Shroud | n | Candle-wick, burnt |
| Shrove-cake | n | Cake given to children on Shrove Tuesday |
| Shrove-Mouse | n | Shrew |
| Shrovy | adj | Shabby |
| Shrowcrop | n | Shrew |
| Shrub (1) | v | Scrape by |
| Shrub (2) | v | Win at marbles etc |
| Shrump | v | Shiver |
| Shrumpsed | adj | Beaten in a game |
| Shuck (1) | v | Shake |
| Shuck (2) | n | Shuck |
| Shuck (3) | int | Call to pigs |
| Shucken | v | Shuffle |
| Shucket | v | Shake |
| Shuff (1) | v | Shy (of horse) |
| Shuff (2) | n | Attempt |
| Shuff (3) | adj | Loose (of gravel) |
| Shuffet | v | Shuffle |
| Shuffler | n | Farmhand |
| Shug (1) | v | Shrug |
| Shug (2) | adj | Menacing |
| Shug (3) | int | Call to pigs |
| Shugg | adj | Shy |
| Shug-Meazel | n | Scumbag |
| Shulve | v | Shovel |
| Shum | adj | Shy |
| Shun | v | Shove |
| Shunche | v | Shove |
| Shutter | v | Fragment |
| Shutting-off Time | n | End of work day for farm labourers |
| Shuttlecroft | n | Dormouse |
| Shy | adj | Unwilling |
| Sibber | v | Simmer |
| Sic | int | Call to pigs |
| Sich | n | Wicked person |
| Siche | n | Ditch |
| Sickle | n | Ring on which teasels were hung for sale |
| Sicky | adj | Squeamish |
| Sidder | adj | Tender |
| Side (1) | adj | Trailing (of clothing) |
| Side (2) | adj | Haughty |
| Sideling | adj | Sidelong |
| Sidelong | adj | Sloping |
| Sides | adv | Besides |
| Sideways | adv | Askance |
| Sidy | adj | Surly |
| Sie | v | Strain through sieve |
| Siege of Troy | n | A child's game |
| Sife | v | Sigh |
| Sifter | n | Fire-shovel |
| Sig | n | Urine used in cloth-making |
| Sigh | v | Shrink (of boil) |
| Sign (1) | v | Daub a ram's chest |
| Sign (2) | v | Design |
| Signify, It does not | v | That's that |
| Sil | adv | Seldom |
| Silgreen | n | House-leek |
| Silk-wood | n | Common Hair-moss |
| Silker | n | Court card |
| Sill | n | Step |
| Sillified | adj | Silly |
| Silt | n | Salting-trough |
| Sim | n | Smell |
| Simbly | v | Seem |
| Simlin | n | Wedding cake |
| Simmer | v | Simper |
| Simmithy | v | Have the hots for |
| Since | adv | Already |
| Sindy | adj | Soft-spoken |
| Sine | conj | Because |
| Sinegar | n | Stock (flower) |
| Siney | n | Dame's Violet |
| Sinful | adv | Very |
| Singify | v | Signify |
| Single | n | Girdle |
| Singreen | n | House-leek |
| Sinkers | n | Stockings without feet |
| Siplus | n | Diamond Skin Disease |
| Sippety-Powder | n | White precipitate |
| Sir | v | Address as sir |
| Sirrap | n | Blow, hard |
| Sir-Rag | n | Foreman |
| Siserary, With a | n | Vengeance, with a |
| Siss (1) | v | Throw |
| Siss (2) | v | Hiss |
| Siss (3) | n | Woman, obese |
| Sissa | n | Fuss |
| Sissle | v | Sizzle |
| Sist | v | Insist |
| Sister-Law | n | Sister-in-Law |
| Sitchy-Wow | adv | Crosswise |
| Sith | prep | With |
| Sithe | n/v | Sigh |
| Sithy-Hangers | n | Teats (of cow) |
| Sive | n | Scythe |
| Siver | adj | Several |
| Sives | n | Chives |
| Size (1) | n | Assize |
| Size (2) | n | Consistency (of liquid, paste etc) |
| Sizely | adj | Coy |
| Size-Ace | n | Difficulty |
| Sizzing | n | Yeast |
| Skag | n | Rip |
| Skaney | adj | Lanky |
| Skeaner, Run like a | v | Run very fast |
| Skeart | v | Bounce off |
| Skeel (1) | n | Bucket |
| Skeel (2) | n | Stratum |
| Skeeling | n | Outhouse |
| Skeemish | adj | Squeamish |
| Skeg (1) | v | Tear |
| Skeg (2) | n | Damson |
| Skelcher | n | Downpour |
| Skelington | n | Skeleton |
| Skelm | n | Pole, long |
| Skeneton | n | Skeleton |
| Skent | n | Diarrhoea (in cattle) |
| Skenter | n | Diarrhoea (in cattle) |
| Skenting | adj | Lean (of cattle) |
| Skerrick | n | Particle |
| Skerry-Whiff | n | Soup, clear |
| Skew (1) | n | Slant |
| Skew (2) | n | Gust of drizzly rain |
| Skewer-Wood | n | Spindle tree |
| Skewt | n | Crossing |
| Skey | v | Tear |
| Skibbet | n | Safe drawer in box |
| Skibbie | n | Basket |
| Skice | v | Frolic |
| Skid | v | Skim stone |
| Skiddick | n | Particle |
| Skiddy | n | Tiny |
| Skife | v | Kick up one's heels |
| Skiff | adj | Awkward |
| Skiffaw | v | Do job half-heartedly |
| Skiffle (1) | n | Shower, light |
| Skiffle (2) | v | Whittle |
| Skill | v | Shell |
| Skiller-Boot | n | Half-boot laced in front |
| Skillibegs | n | Shin protectors in wrestling |
| Skilter-Vamp | n | Half-boot laced in front |
| Skimmer | n | Sand Martin |
| Skimming | n | Hay, low-grade |
| Skimmington | n | Rough music |
| Skimmurton | n | Skeleton |
| Skimps | n | Refuse of flax |
| Skinnetty | adj | Stingy |
| Skinny | adj | Miserly |
| Skip | n | Step-ladder |
| Skippet (1) | n | Basket, osier |
| Skippet (2) | n | Ladle |
| Skipping-Ropes | n | Clematis, wild |
| Skir (1) | v | Mow lightly |
| Skir (2) | n | Swift (bird) |
| Skirl | v | Shriek |
| Skirmage | v | Scrimmage |
| Skirt (1) | v | Pare turf |
| Skirt (2) | v | Squirt |
| Skirting | n | Trimmings of animal carcase |
| Skirwink | v | Pare turf |
| Skit | v | Caper |
| Skitch | v | Shriek |
| Skitterways | adv | Diagonally |
| Skitter-Boot | n | Boot, hob-nailed |
| Skitter-Vamp | n | Half-boot laced in front |
| Skittle | v | Play skittles |
| Skittling | adj | Skittish |
| Skitty | n | Water Rail |
| Skonk | n | Crowd |
| Skrike | v | Shriek |
| Skuffy | adj | Scurvy |
| Skull-Cap | n | Lowest stratum of Purbeck stone |
| Skure | v | Secure |
| Slabber | v | Soil |
| Slabby | adj | Muddy |
| Slack | adj | Undercooked |
| Slackumtrance | adj | Slovenly |
| Slackumtwist | n | Slattern |
| Slade | n | Valley |
| Slag | v | Squander |
| Slagged | adj | Untidy |
| Slait (1) | v | Slake |
| Slait (2) | n | Pasture |
| Slam (1) | v | Slap |
| Slam (2) | v | Spoil |
| Slam (3) | n | Hillside |
| Slam (4) | v | Win at cards |
| Slame | v | Ice up (of whetstone) |
| Slang-Up | adj | Untidy |
| Slany | n | Slattern |
| Slap (1) | n | Booze |
| Slap (2) | n | Gap, narrow |
| Slapper | n | Large object |
| Slapping | adj | Strapping |
| Slap-Dash | v | Whitewash |
| Slash | v | Carve awkwardly |
| Slashing | adj | Smashing |
| Slat (1) | n | Slate |
| Slat (2) | n | Pod (of peas etc) |
| Slataxe | n | Mattock |
| Slatch | v | Slake lime |
| Slather | v | Slide |
| Slatter | v | Spill |
| Slatterpouch | n | Bag, worn-out |
| Slattery | adj | Rainy |
| Slatter-Cum-Drash | n | Uproar |
| Slay (1) | v | Pasture sheep on downs |
| Slay (2) | adv | Rather |
| Slead | n | Sliding bed of plough |
| Slear | n | Hill, craggy side of |
| Sleath | n | Idleness |
| Sleave | v | Fray |
| Sledge | n | Sledge-hammer |
| Sleek (1) | adj | Sleety |
| Sleek (2) | adj | Slippery (of ground) |
| Sleeked | adj | Sleek |
| Sleeping Clover | n | Common Wood-Sorrel |
| Sleer | v | Sneak off |
| Sleer-Rib | n | Spare rib (of pork) |
| Sleetstone | n | Stone, round |
| Sleft (1) | v | Slake lime |
| Sleft (2) | adj | Slashed |
| Slen | adj | Sloping |
| Slench | v | Quench |
| Slenks | v | Slink |
| Slent | v | Rip |
| Sletch | v | Stop |
| Slew (1) | n | Slow-worm |
| Slew (2) | n | Show, ostentatious |
| Slewy | adj | Intoxicated |
| Sliantific | adj | Scientific |
| Slibber | n | Slipperiness |
| Slice | n | Skimming-stone |
| Slicket | n | Slice, thin |
| Slickler | n | Layabout |
| Slidden | v | Slide |
| Slidder | v | Trench |
| Sliddery | adj | Slippery |
| Slider | n | Sledge |
| Slier | v | Leer |
| Slighty | adj | Flimsy |
| Slike | adv | It's like |
| Slim-faced | adj | Sly |
| Slimber | v | Take it easy |
| Slimpole | n | Simpleton |
| Sling (1) | n | Strip of land |
| Sling (2) | n | Toddy |
| Slinge (1) | n | Slink off |
| Slinge (2) | v | Pilfer wool |
| Slinget | n | Strip of land |
| Slink (1) | n | Water meadow |
| Slink (2) | n | Lanky person |
| Slinna Way | adj | Slanted |
| Slint | adj | Slender |
| Slip | n | Chin-strap |
| Slipe | v | Layer of hay cut from rick |
| Slipper | adj | Slippery |
| Slipper-Slopper | n | Slapdash person |
| Slippetin’ | v | Stalking |
| Slippety | adj | Slovenly |
| Slithery | adj | Slippery |
| Slitter | v | Slip |
| Sliver | v | Slip |
| Slize | v | Look askance |
| Slo | n | Hollow inside horns of cattle |
| Sloading, Go | v | Climb hill |
| Slob | n | Mess |
| Slock | v | Entice |
| Slocket | v | Pilfer |
| Slocks | v | Pilfer |
| Slockster | v | Waste |
| Sloke | v | Hide |
| Slom | adv | Completely |
| Slone | n | Sloe |
| Sloo | n | Slough |
| Sloomy | adj | Sleepy |
| Sloop | v | Swap |
| Sloot | v | Defraud |
| Slop | adj | Slack |
| Slope (1) | v | Abscond |
| Slope (2) | v | Rot |
| Slopper | adj | Untethered |
| Slopper-Hock | adj | Slipshod |
| Sloppet | v | Shuffle |
| Slorra-Pooch | n | Dribbler |
| Slot | n | Spillage |
| Slotchut | v | Spring up to the heel |
| Slot | v | Slosh |
| Slotter | v | Slosh |
| Slouch | v | Drench |
| Sloudring | adj | Clumsy |
| Slouger | n | Whopper |
| Slough | n | Husk |
| Slougher | v | Slip |
| Slouse | v | Splash around in water |
| Slovens-Year | n | Year when crops are exceptionally good |
| Slow-backed | adj | Ignorant |
| Slowcome | n | Slowcoach |
| Slub (1) | n | Sludge |
| Slub (2) | v | Thread |
| Sluckabed | n | Sluggard |
| Sluckatrice | n | Sluggard |
| Slug (1) | n | Tooth, fossilised |
| Slug (2) | n | Sluggard |
| Sluggard's Guise | n | Slow pace |
| Slummock | v | Pile up |
| Slur | v | Sneer |
| Slurry | adj | Watery |
| Slushy | adj | Drunk |
| Slut | n | Noise, loud |
| Slut's Farthings | n | Lumps in dough |
| Slutty | adj | Slovenly |
| Sluze | v | Slip |
| Sly | adj | Bright but cold (of weather) |
| Smaak | adj | Rotten (of potatoes) |
| Smacking | adj | Huge |
| Smalm | v | Smear |
| Smalter | n | Beer, small |
| Smarry | n | Chemise |
| Smart | adj | Considerable |
| Smartish | adj | Grown-up (of young person) |
| Smart-Ass | n | Water Pepper |
| Smash | v | Mingle |
| Smatch | n | Hint (of flavour or scent) |
| Smatter | n | Mess |
| Smeech | v | Smoke |
| Smeer, | v | Smile |
| Smellers | n | Whiskers |
| Smellingwood | n | Southernwood |
| Smicket | n | Shirt |
| Smicksmock | n | Cuckoo-Flower |
| Smile | n | Head (on beer) |
| Smirk | adj | Neat |
| Smirt | n | Pain, sharp |
| Smit | n | Stain |
| Smitch | n | Stain |
| Smite-me-down | adj | Forceful (of opinions) |
| Smith-Ore | n | Iron ore, brown |
| Smit-Smats | n | Fragments |
| Smoker, Old | n | Satan |
| Smoking-Cane | n | Wild Clematis |
| Smolche | v | Discolour |
| Smolt | adj | Polished |
| Smoor | v | Smoothe |
| Smoorn | v | Smear |
| Smoot-Hole | n | Gap in hedge |
| Smooth-Fish | n | Sea fish |
| Smother-Pit | n | Pit for burning charcoal |
| Smouch | v | Smooch |
| Smouch-Hat | n | Hat, low-crowned |
| Smoulder | n | Ashes, heap of |
| Smuch | n | Smut |
| Smug (1) | adj | Smartly-dressed |
| Smug (2) | adj | Secretive |
| Smuggle | v | Smother |
| Smullock | adj | Tumbledown |
| Smullocky | adj | Smouldering |
| Smurr | n | Drizzle |
| Smut | n | Obscene talker |
| Smutter | n | Mess |
| Snabble | v | Devour |
| Snag (1) | n | Snail |
| Snag (2) | n | Sloe |
| Snagger | n | Tooth |
| Snaggle (1) | v | Snarl |
| Snaggle (2) | v | Bait eels |
| Snagum | n | Tooth |
| Snaily | n | Snail |
| Snake-Bird | n | Wryneck |
| Snalter-Snorter | n | Wheatear |
| Snape (1) | n | Marsh |
| Snape (2) | n | Woodcock |
| Snapper (1) | n | Sudden worsening of weather |
| Snapper (2) | v | Crackle |
| Snapping-Tongs | n | Musical chairs |
| Snapsen | n | Aspen |
| Snare | v | Bite |
| Snarker | n | Cinder |
| Snarl | n | Quarrel |
| Snarly | adj | Surly |
| Snauper | n | Foxglove |
| Snavel | v | Grapple |
| Snaw | int | Y'know |
| Sneave | v | Sneak |
| Snee | v | Sneeze |
| Sneechy | adj | Greedy |
| Sneer | v | Blow (of cold wind) |
| Sneesh | n | Snuff, pinch of |
| Sneeze-Wort | n | Yarrow, Common |
| Snell | n | Stick, pointed |
| Snere | v | Sneak off |
| Snew | v | Snow |
| Snibble-Nose | n | Miser |
| Sniche | adj | Eager |
| Snick | v | Castrate |
| Snicket | n | Morsel |
| Snickets | n | Gapes (disease of poultry) |
| Snicks | n | Shares |
| Snicky | n | Paddock |
| Snidy | adj | Underhand |
| Snig (1) | n | Elver |
| Snig (2) | adj | Remote |
| Sniggle (1) | n | Eel |
| Sniggle (2) | v | Snigger |
| Sniggle (3) | v | Wriggle |
| Sniggling | adj | Trivial |
| Snipe | n | Charlatan |
| Sniping | adj | Biting (of cold) |
| Snipper-Snapper | n | Whippersnapper |
| Snipple | v | Nip (of frost) |
| Snitch (1) | n | Odour |
| Snitch (2) | v | Twitch |
| Snitchams | n | Sneezing fit |
| Snite (1) | n | Snipe (bird) |
| Snite (2) | n | Part |
| Snite (3) | v | Blow nose |
| Snivelling-Gall | n | Under-thatcher |
| Snivett | n | Newt |
| Sniveying | adj | Snivelling |
| Snoach | v | Snore |
| Snob (1) | n | Wattle (of turkey) |
| Snob (2) | v | Sob |
| Snobble | v | Devour |
| Snock | n | Knock |
| Snocking | n | Snuffler |
| Snod | adj | Smooth |
| Snoder-Gill | n | Yew-berry |
| Snoff | v | Snuff (candle) |
| Snoffer | n | Sweetheart |
| Snoffle | v | Snuffle |
| Snog (1) | n | Stick or ball thrown at squirrels |
| Snog (2) | n | Scythe-handle, crooked |
| Snoodle | v | Sneak |
| Snook (1) | n | Peak (of cap etc) |
| Snook (2) | n | Snuffle |
| Snool | v | Slobber |
| Snooze | n | Snare |
| Snoozle | v | Nestle |
| Snop | v | Slap |
| Snork | v | Snort |
| Snort | v | Sneeze |
| Snorter | n | Wheatear |
| Snorus Vorus | adv | Willy-nilly |
| Snot | n | Sloven |
| Snotch | n | Notch |
| Snotter-bone | n | Nose-bone |
| Snotter-Gall | n | Yew-berry |
| Snotty | adj | Rimy |
| Snoul | n | Slice, thick |
| Snout (1) | n | Mind |
| Snout (2) | v | Snub |
| Snowl | n | Blow to head |
| Snoxun | n | Foxglove |
| Snubby | adj | Short |
| Snuff | v | Sniff |
| Snuff-Box | n | Puffball (fungus) |
| Snug | adj | Healthy |
| Snugg | n | Ball, wooden |
| Snurling | adj | Grown-up (of young person) |
| Snush | n | Snuff |
| Snuzzle | v | Root (of pig) |
| Snyter | n | Boy, mischievous |
| Soaker | n | Tippler |
| Soaky | n | Milksop |
| Soap-Alley | n | Marble, yellow |
| Sob | v | Soak |
| Sobble | v | Soak |
| Sober | adj | Steady |
| Soce | n | Friends |
| Soce-A-Daisy | int | Whatever shall I do? |
| Society | n | Friendly Society |
| Sock | v | Sigh |
| Sod | n | Nail, small |
| Sod-Apple | n | Great Hairy Willow-Herb |
| Sog | v | Soak |
| Soil | v | Take to water for refuge (of hunted stag) |
| Sole (1) | n | Bottom (of mine) |
| Sole (2) | n | Yoke |
| Solembury | n | Service-berry |
| Solemn-Swuth | n | Affidavit |
| Solent-Sea | n | Solent, The |
| Sollar | n | Sallow |
| Solly | n | Instability |
| Solvege | n | Savage |
| Songer | n | Singer |
| Sontross | n | Reproach, term of |
| Sooner | n | Ghost |
| Sooterly | adj | Paltry |
| Sooty | n | Sweep |
| Soourder | n | Gamecock, winning |
| Sop | n | Blow, hard |
| Sorrow | n | Sorrel |
| Sorry, Neither sick nor | adj | Annoying and oblivious |
| Soss (1) | int | Call to dogs |
| Soss (2) | v | Slosh |
| Sossle | v | Slosh |
| Sote | adj | Soft |
| Sottefer | n | Drunkard |
| Soud | n | Sweat |
| Sound (1) | n | Rumour |
| Sound (2) | v | Swoon |
| Sous | n | Halfpenny |
| Southart | adv | Southward |
| Sowdle | v | Creep |
| Sower's Feast | n | St Mark's Eve |
| Sowl | v | Pull by the ears |
| Sowlegrove | n | February |
| Soysed, I'll be | int | I'll be buggered |
| Spaan | n | Scold |
| Spacker | adj | Intelligent |
| Spade | n | Gummy deposit in corner of eye |
| Spade-Speed | n | Gummy deposit in corner of eye |
| Spadger | n | Sparrow |
| Spadgick | n | Sparrow |
| Spaggety | adj | Spotted |
| Spaiked | n | Speckled |
| Spall | n | Splinter |
| Spalliard (1) | n | Fruit tree |
| Spalliard (2) | n | Sparrow |
| Spalt | v | Chip off |
| Spances | n | Wagon-bed |
| Spanghew | v | Fling |
| Spanging | n | Cattle-grid |
| Spaniard | n | Turnscrew of plough |
| Spank | v | Stride |
| Spanker | n | Smack |
| Spar | n | Bolt, oaken |
| Sparcled | adj | Speckled |
| Spare | adj | Tedious |
| Spark | n | Bullock, spotted |
| Sparked | adj | Spotted |
| Sparkle | v | Spark |
| Sparky | adj | Speckled |
| Sparly | v | Sparkle |
| Sparred-Hurdle | n | Hurdle made of shaved wood |
| Sparrow | n | Thatcher's rod |
| Spat (1) | n | Slap |
| Spat (2) | n | Gaiter |
| Spat (3) | v | Spit |
| Spatterdashes | n | Gaiters |
| Spattle | n | Spittle |
| Spavin | n | Spasm |
| Speak | n | Pole on which bundles of corn are carried |
| Speaker | n | Pole on which bundles of corn are carried |
| Speal | v | Spare |
| Spean (1) | n | Teat (of animal) |
| Spean (2) | n | Tine |
| Spear (1) | n | Hand of watch |
| Spear (2) | v | Muckspread |
| Specketty | adj | Speckled |
| Speckle | n | Snake |
| Specklety | adj | Speckled |
| Speddle | v | Dig |
| Speech-man | n | Speaker |
| Speechful | adj | Talkative |
| Speed | n | Spinning-machine |
| Speel | n | Spark |
| Speeny | n | Subpoena |
| Speer (1) | v | Pry |
| Speer (2) | v | Aspire |
| Speet | n | Lavender |
| Spell (1) | n | Wand |
| Spell (2) | n | Story |
| Spell (3) | n | Relaxation |
| Spell (4) | n | Friend |
| Spelt-Corn | n | Vetch |
| Spend (1) | v | Consume |
| Spend (2) | n | Turf |
| Spense | n | Expenses |
| Sperage | n | Asparagus |
| Sperimogle | n | Wight |
| Spewring | n | Partition, wooden |
| Spice | n | Touch (of illness) |
| Spick (1) | n | Lavender |
| Spick (2) | adj | New |
| Spicket | n | Spigot |
| Spicketty | adj | Speckled |
| Spicter | n | Picture |
| Spicy | adj | Flashy |
| Spider -Plant | n | Creeping Saxifrage |
| Spiff | adj | Dandified |
| Spiflicate | v | Astonish |
| Spignel | n | Fennel |
| Spike | n | Lavender |
| Spikenard | n | Lavender |
| Spiky | adj | Thorny |
| Spilchard | n | Pilchard |
| Spile | n | Awns |
| Spill | n | Level of plough |
| Spillwood | n | Refuse wood |
| Spilshy | adj | Thin |
| Spine | n | Lumbago |
| Spinedy | adj | Muscular |
| Spingel | n | Fennel |
| Spink (1) | n | Finch |
| Spink (2) | n | Chink |
| Spinney | n | Copse |
| Spinnick | n | Small person |
| Spirit | n | Term of abuse |
| Spiritual | adj | Angry |
| Spirt | v | Sprout |
| Spirtle | v | Sprinkle |
| Spise | v | Exude |
| Spit-and-dab | n | Wattle and daub |
| Spite | n | Disappointment |
| Spith | n | Strength |
| Spitish | adj | Spiteful |
| Spitter | n | Hoe |
| Spittle-dab | n | Trowel |
| Spittle | adj | Spiteful |
| Splash | v | Lay hedge |
| Splat (1) | n | Plot (of land) |
| Splat (2) | n | Splash |
| Splat-Footed | adj | Splay-footed |
| Splatter-Dasher | n | Gaiter |
| Splatter-Faced | adj | Flat-Faced |
| Splaw | adj | Splayed |
| Sploach | v | Splutter |
| Splodge | v | Trudge |
| Splodger | n | Bludgeon |
| Splosh | v | Splash |
| Splot | n | Plot (of land) |
| Splut | v | Fuss, make a |
| Spluther | v | Splutter |
| Splutter | v | Sprinkle |
| Spoil-ire | n | Blacksmith |
| Sponge | n | Dough, leavened |
| Sport | v | Jump (of fish) |
| Spot | n | Plot (of land) |
| Spotted Toad | n | Term of abuse |
| Spounce | v | Spatter |
| Spout | n | Spirit (of person) |
| Spoutems | n | Marbles (game) |
| Sprack | adj | Neat |
| Spracken | v | Enliven |
| Sprackt | adj | Lively |
| Spraddle | v | Stride |
| Sprag | adj | Lively |
| Spragged | adj | White-spotted |
| Spraggety | adj | Mottled |
| Sprailing | adj | Rowdy |
| Sprang | n | Root (of tooth) |
| Spranggelin’ | adj | Straggling |
| Sprangles | n | Buttons, very small |
| Sprank (1) | v | Sprinkle |
| Sprank (2) | adj | Eager |
| Sprankling | n | Sprinkling |
| Sprat | n | Sand Eel |
| Spratling | adj | Consequential |
| Spratter | n | Guillemot |
| Sprawl | v | Plane wood |
| Sprawny | n | Sweetheart |
| Spray (1) | n | Thatch |
| Spray (2) | v | Chap |
| Spray (3) | v | Spay (sow) |
| Spree | v | Chap |
| Spread | n | Quilt |
| Spreader | n | Plasterer |
| Spread-Bat | n | Coulter |
| Spreathe | v | Chap |
| Spreaze | v | Chap |
| Spree | adj | Spry |
| Spreet | v | Haunt |
| Spreeth | adj | Spry |
| Sprey | adj | Spry |
| Sprig (1) | n | Brad |
| Sprig (2) | v | Turn off short |
| Sprightly | adv | Successfully |
| Springe | n | Snare |
| Springer | n | Cow, pregnant |
| Springing | n | Springtime |
| Springle | n | Snare |
| Sprit | v | Split |
| Sproil | n | Strength |
| Sprong | n | Prong |
| Sprool | n | Brushwood |
| Sprouter | n | Broccoli that does not come to a head |
| Sprunny (1) | n | Sweetheart |
| Sprunny (2) | adj | Neat |
| Sprunt | adj | Neat |
| Spry | v | Chap |
| Spud (1) | n | Knife |
| Spud (2) | n | Manure for mushroom farm |
| Spud (3) | n | Legacy |
| Spudder | n | Bother |
| Spuddle (1) | v | Dig lightly |
| Spuddle (2) | v | Stir |
| Spudgel | n | Scoop, wooden |
| Spuke (1) | n | Holdfast, iron |
| Spuke (2) | n | Lavender |
| Spur (1) | v | Read banns |
| Spur (2) | v | Muckspread |
| Spurne | n | Spirit, evil |
| Spur-Stone | n | Rock, projecting |
| Spurwood | n | Lesser Spearwort |
| Spur-Galley | adj | Destitute |
| Spute | n | Dispute |
| Spy-Post | n | Direction sign |
| Spyzon | n | Poison |
| Squab (1) | n | Chick |
| Squab (2) | n | Fat person |
| Squabby (1) | n | Chick |
| Squabby (2) | v | Slouch |
| Squab-pie | n | Pie made with apples, onions and mutton or bacon |
| Squackett | v | Quack |
| Squail (1) | v | Pelt with stones |
| Squail (2) | v | Gutter (candle) |
| Squap | v | Idle |
| Squarrib | n | Figwort |
| Squash (1) | v | Dash against the ground |
| Squash (2) | n | Pumpkin |
| Squat | n | Pimple |
| Squatch (1) | n | Chink |
| Squatch (2) | v | Squeal |
| Squatmore | n | Yellow-Horned Poppy |
| Squatty | adj | Squat |
| Squat-Cup | n | Cup, Squat |
| Squat-Pie | n | Pie made with apples, onions and mutton or bacon |
| Squawking-Thrush | n | Mistle Thrush |
| Squeak | v | Betray |
| Squeaker | n | Swift (bird) |
| Squeal | adj | Feeble |
| Squeapity | v | Squeak |
| Squelch | v | Fall heavily |
| Squelp | v | Fall heavily |
| Squelstring | adj | Sweltering |
| Squib (1) | n | Syringe |
| Squib (2) | v | Crush vermin |
| Squid | n | Puffin |
| Squidlet | n | Morsel |
| Squilch | n | Boil that does not come to a head |
| Squillet | n | Morsel |
| Squilt | n | Pimple |
| Squilving-Ground | n | Cliff edge |
| Squin | n | Scallop (shellfish), small |
| Squinch (1) | n | Crack |
| Squinch (2) | n | Quince |
| Squinges | n | Tonsilitis |
| Squinnerd | n | Squinting person |
| Squinny (1) | v | Squint |
| Squinny (2) | adj | Skinny |
| Squinsy | n | Tonsilitis |
| Squirr | v | Squander |
| Squirrel-Tail Grass | n | Meadow Barley-Grass |
| Squiss | v | Barter |
| Squit (1) | v | Squirt |
| Squit (2) | v | Hiss |
| Squitch | n | Couch-Grass |
| Squitter (1) | v | Have diarhhoea |
| Squitter (2) | n | Nonsense |
| Squittlings | n | Shreds |
| Squiz | v | Quiz |
| Squizzle | v | Squirt |
| Squob | n | Stair-Cupboard |
| Squobby | adj | Flabby |
| Squog | n | Squirrel |
| Squotch | n | Notch |
| Squy | adj | Askew |
| Stabble | v | Trample |
| Stabled | adj | Stuck in marsh (of horse) |
| Stacker | n | Blind staggers |
| Staddling | n | Haystack, base of |
| Stade | n | Landing-place |
| Staff | v | Scoff |
| Stag (1) | n | Haystack |
| Stag (2) | n | Colt |
| Stag (3) | n | Tear (in clothes) |
| Stag (4) | v | Muddy |
| Stag (5) | n | Potato that stays in the ground and comes up the following year |
| Stage, On the | adj | Suckling (of calf) |
| Stagger | n | Thorn-bush, transplanted |
| Stagger-Bob | n | Calf, new-born |
| Staggering-Bob | n | Calf, new-born |
| Staid | adj | Mature |
| Stain | v | Paint |
| Stair (1) | v | Climb stairs |
| Stair (2) | adj | Perpendicular |
| Stale (1) | n | Handle |
| Stale (2) | v | Piss |
| Stale (3) | adj | Strong (of beer) |
| Stalk | v | Clog |
| Stalkety | v | Stalk |
| Stam | n | Stump |
| Stamp | n | Implement used to knock spears off barley grains |
| Stample | v | Stumble |
| Standel | n | Cutting from hedge |
| Standy | adj | Stubborn |
| Stang (1) | n | Sting |
| Stang (2) | n | Post |
| Stank (1) | v | Dam |
| Stank (2) | n | Misfortune |
| Stannel | n | Kestrel |
| Starch | n | Heron |
| Stare-Agog | n | Starer |
| Starkled | adj | Shrivelled |
| Starky | adj | Shrivelled |
| Starlog | n | Starling |
| Starn | n | Starling |
| Start | n | Moment |
| Startler | n | Alcoholic |
| Startups | n | Gaiters, short |
| Starvation-Cold | n | Cold, extreme |
| Stary | adj | Flamboyant |
| Stash | v | Stop |
| Stast | v | Stop |
| State | n | Estate |
| Statute | n | Statue |
| Staunch | n | Healthy |
| Stave | n | Broomstick |
| Stavel-Barn | n | Barn on stone pillars |
| Steady-Wholesome | adj | Regular |
| Steadyment | n | Support |
| Steam | n | Scent of fox |
| Stean | n | Cheese-press |
| Stear | n | Stoat |
| Steart | n | Ox, young |
| Steehop | v | Romp |
| Steep | v | Tilt cask |
| Steeple-Bells | n | Pyramidal Bellflower |
| Steeve (1) | v | Stiffen |
| Steeve (2) | v | Stew |
| Steg-Month | n | Month in which geese incubate eggs |
| Steip | n | 18 Elms |
| Stelch | n | Tethering-post |
| Stelt | n | Stealth |
| Stem (1) | n | Handle |
| Stem (2) | n | Period of time |
| Stent | n | Common |
| Stepper | n | Horse, fast |
| Stepping-Block | n | Horse-Block |
| Steppy | adj | Hard-going (of roads) |
| Stertling | n | Hoochie |
| Stetch | n | Furrow |
| Stew Up | v | Tidy |
| Stewardly | adj | Thrifty |
| Stewer | v | Suck |
| Stickle (1) | n | Rapids |
| Stickle (2) | v | Stand out |
| Stickleminie | n | Stickleback |
| Stickler (1) | n | Loiterer |
| Stickler (2) | n | Umpire |
| Sticky-Buttons | n | Burdock |
| Stiffen It, God | int | Stifle it |
| Stifficate | n | Certificate |
| Stiffle | v | Stifle |
| Stiffy | adj | Healthy |
| Stig | v | Stick |
| Stile (1) | n | Bridle-Path |
| Stile (2) | n | Sluice at rear of cowhouse |
| Still (1) | adj | Silent |
| Still (2) | adv | Always |
| Still-Liquors | n | Moonshine (spirits) |
| Stillified | adj | Subdued |
| Stillur | n | Steelyard |
| Stin | v | Crack |
| Stinch | v | Abstain |
| Stinger | n | Frost,severe |
| Stingy-Nettle | n | Nettle |
| Stinkard | n | Smelly person |
| Stipe | adj | Steep |
| Stir | v | Plough lightly |
| Stirabout | n | Hasty-Pudding |
| Stire | n | Apple, variety of |
| Stirk | n | Heifer |
| Stirrage | n | Disturbance |
| Stitch | v | Stack of 12 sheaves |
| Stitson | n | St John's Wort |
| Stiven's Breakfast | n | Breakfast, Thrown together |
| Stiver | v | Stand on end (of hair) |
| Stoach (1) | v | Plant potatoes |
| Stoach (2) | v | Trample |
| Stoat | n | Polecat |
| Stoated | adj | Killed by stoats |
| Stobble | v | Caulk |
| Stock | n | Post |
| Stocked | adj | Stuck in mud |
| Stockell | n | Pollard |
| Stocking | n | Savings |
| Stodge (1) | n | Thick, semi-liquid food |
| Stodge (2) | n | Flurry |
| Stodger | n | Large helping |
| Stog | v | Stick in mud |
| Stoggle | n | Pollard |
| Stolard | adj | Dull-Witted |
| Stoler | n | Loop dropped in netting |
| Stolt | adj | Stout-hearted |
| Stomacher | n | Bib of apron |
| Stomachful | adj | Strong-willed |
| Stonen | adj | Stone, made of |
| Stoner | n | Marble, stonen |
| Stony | n | Marble, stonen |
| Stoodle | v | Simmer |
| Stook | v | Bind sheaves |
| Stool (1) | n | Tree-stump |
| Stool (2) | v | Dry (turf) |
| Stool-Ball | n | Rounders |
| Stoop (1) | n | Five bundles of straw |
| Stoop (2) | n | Warren |
| Stoop (3) | v | Tilt cask |
| Stop | n | Milk-pail |
| Stopper | n | Oven door, wooden |
| Stopple (1) | n | Stopper |
| Stopple (2) | n | Stubble |
| Stougher | adj | Filling |
| Stout | n | Horsefly |
| Stover-Nut | n | Chestnut |
| Stower | n | Obstacle in river |
| Strablet | n | Strip, narrow |
| Strad | n | Gaiter |
| Strafe | v | Stray |
| Straggled | adj | Trampled (of corn) |
| Straggle-Bug | n | Gadfly |
| Strain (1) | v | Sprain |
| Strain (2) | v | Distrain |
| Strake (1) | n | Streak |
| Strake (2) | adj | Straight |
| Straked | adj | Frightened |
| Stram (1) | v | Slam |
| Stram (2) | v | Fib |
| Strame | n | Streak |
| Strammer | n | Whopper |
| Stramming | adj | Huge |
| Strangle | adj | Strange |
| Strangway | n | Lane, narrow |
| Strapper | n | Labourer, seasonal |
| Strap-Grass | n | White Couch-Grass |
| Strat (1) | v | Spatter |
| Strat (2) | v | Abort |
| Stratch | v | Slake lime |
| Strave | n | Bridge |
| Strawberry-Leaved Geranium | n | Creeping Saxifrage |
| Strawk | v | Stumble |
| Straw-Mote | n | Straw, single |
| Stray:Line | n | Main line (in long-line fishing) |
| Streak | n | Strip |
| Streaked-Jack | n | Apple, variety of |
| Streaky | adj | Uncertain (of weather) |
| Stream | v | Stride |
| Streek | v | Hurry |
| Streel | v | Stroll |
| Strene | n | New Year's Gift |
| Strent | adj | Torn |
| Stress | n | Distraint |
| Stretch (1) | n | Strike (measure of corn) |
| Stretch (2) | n | Mistle Thrush |
| Strevill | n | Pitchfork |
| Stribble | n | Turf, dry |
| Strick | v | Slip |
| Stricker | n | Pea-stick |
| Strickle | adj | Steep |
| Striddling | n | Right to lease apples |
| Strig | n | Stalk |
| Striker | n | Blacksmith's assistant |
| Strimmage | n | Commotion |
| Strim-Strum | adj | Unmusical |
| Strip | n | Blow with stick |
| Stripe | v | Wool, medium quality |
| Stroat | v | Strut |
| Strod | n | Buskin, leather |
| Stroddle | v | Straddle |
| Strogs | n | Gaiters, short |
| Stroil | n | Dexterity |
| Stroke of the Weather | phr | Teeth of the Storm |
| Stroll | n | Strip of land, narrow |
| Strome | n | Stripe |
| Strommelling | adj | Ungainly |
| Strommock | v | Stride |
| Strongish | adj | College-age |
| Stroppy | adj | Spread out |
| Strout | v | Protrude |
| Strub | v | Despoil |
| Strugged | adj | Chubby-cheeked |
| Strumpet | n | Baby |
| Strut | v | Brace |
| Stub | n | Stump |
| Stubbed | adj | Stumpy |
| Stubberd | n | Apple, variety of |
| Stubble, Turn out to | v | Turn out livestock into cornfield after harvesting |
| Stubver | v | Strive |
| Stuck | n | Spike |
| Stuckle | n | Sheaves, cluster of |
| Stucklin | n | Stickleback |
| Stuckling | n | Apple turnover |
| Stucky | adj | Robust |
| Stud (1) | n | Support |
| Stud (2) | n | Contemplation |
| Studdle | v | Stir up mud |
| Studel | v | Loiter |
| Stuffle | v | Stifle |
| Stuffocate | v | Suffocate |
| Stug | n | Supply |
| Stugged | adj | Healthy |
| Stuggy | adj | Thick-set |
| Stulch (1) | n | Crutch |
| Stulch (2) | n | Thatch |
| Stum | n | Hose, brewer;s |
| Stummer | v | Stumble |
| Stump-Tail | n | Sheepdog, short-tailed |
| Stunhead | n | Idiot |
| Stunner | v | Astonish |
| Stunny | v | Stun |
| Stunpoll | n | Idiot |
| Stunt | adv | Brusquely |
| Stupe | adj | Stupid |
| Sturly | adj | Standing on end (of animal's fur) |
| Sturth | adj | Sturdy |
| Sturtion | n | Nasturtium |
| Sty-baked | adj | Covered in dirt (of pigs) |
| Suade | v | Persuade |
| Suant | adj | Even |
| Substance | n | Tumour |
| Succour-Bush | v | Bush providing shelter |
| Suchan | adj | Such a |
| Suchey | adj | Such a |
| Suchways | adv | In such a way |
| Sucker | n | Foal, unweaned |
| Suckett | n | Sweet |
| Suckler | n | Calf, unweaned |
| Suction | n | Drink |
| Sud Out | n | Take laundry out of machine |
| Suffer | v | Punish |
| Suffle | v | Sob |
| Sugg | int | Call to pigs |
| Sugs | int | Minced oath |
| Suit | v | Woo |
| Suiter | v | Woo |
| Suity | adj | Even |
| Suity-Board | n | Cheese-board |
| Sukey | n | Kettle |
| Sule | v | Loll |
| Sulk | v | Refuse (of horse) |
| Sull | n | Plough |
| Sulsh | v | Dirty |
| Sult | v | Insult |
| Sultedge | n | Sheeting, coarse |
| Sum | n | Add (maths) |
| Summer | n | Beam supporting wagon |
| Summering | n | Apple, Devonshire Quarrenden |
| Summons | v | Serve summons upon |
| Sumple | adj | Supple |
| Supper | v | Feed livestock |
| Sure | v | Assure |
| Sure-Crop | n | Shrew |
| Surge | v | Fall |
| Surplice | n | Smock-frock |
| Survey | n | Auction |
| Suss | n | Dogfish |
| Susancide | n | Suicide |
| Suspicion | v | Suspect |
| Suss | n | Sow |
| Sussex Dumpling | n | Dumpling made of flour and water |
| Swab | v | Flood |
| Swabber | n | Blower in malthouse |
| Swabs | n | Stakes (in card game) |
| Swack | n | Smack |
| Swaddle | v | Waddle |
| Swaft | n | Thirst |
| Swage | v | Assuage |
| Swagger | v | Satisfy |
| Swaggle | v | Stagger |
| Swail | v | Power-walk |
| Swale | v | Burn |
| Swallet | n | Chasm |
| Swallow-Pear | n | Service-Fruit |
| Swally | v | Swallow |
| Swang | n | Sway |
| Swank (1) | v | Swagger |
| Swank (2) | n | Swamp |
| Swankum | v | Amble |
| Swapping | adj | Strapping |
| Swar | n | Swath |
| Swarble | v | Quarrel |
| Sward (1) | n | Pork crackling |
| Sward (2) | n | Hay, layer of |
| Swarm | v | Beat |
| Swart | adj | Dark |
| Swarth | n | Hay, mown |
| Swathe | n | Swaddling clothes |
| Swather | n | Slumber |
| Sweal | int | Cry signifying intent in marbles |
| Sweamish | adj | Squeamish |
| Sweath | n | Grass, new-mown |
| Sweaty | adj | Valueless |
| Sweel (1) | v | Whirl |
| Sweel (2) | v | Clog |
| Sweeten | v | Fertilise |
| Sweetening-Day | n | St Swithin's Day |
| Sweeting | n | Sweetheart |
| Swelter | v | Waste away |
| Sweltry | adj | Cudgel |
| Swiff | n | Whooshing sound |
| Swift | n | Idiot |
| Swifter | n | Tackling (of wagon) |
| Swile | n | Swamp |
| Swillet | n | Furze, burnt to fertilise the land |
| Swim | v | Swoon |
| Swimer | n | Blow, hard |
| Swimmer | n | Summer pudding |
| Swimy | adj | Dizzy |
| Swindle | v | Spin |
| Swinge | v | Beat |
| Swinger | n | Whopper |
| Swink | n | Chaffinch |
| Swinkum-Swankum | adj | Swaggering |
| Swinky | adj | Pliant |
| Swinny | adj | Dizzy |
| Swir | v | Spin round |
| Swish-Tail | n | Tail of horse, long |
| Switch | n | Flag used by miners to signify an unlucky day |
| Swite | v | Beat |
| Swither | v | Sweat |
| Swittle | v | Whittle |
| Swivet | n | Haste |
| Swivetty | adj | Dizzy |
| Swoop | n | Gulp, big |
| Swop | v | Sop up |
| Sworle | v | Snarl |
| Swotchel | v | Stroll |
| Swotchulting | adj | Loitering |
| Sye | n | Scythe |
| Sylum | n | Asylum |