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A glossary of provincial and local words used in England by Francis Grose
slive
slaver
a sliverly fellow
sliven
sliving
slock
slocket
slode
slokened
slop
sloppety
slore
slorry
slot
slotch
slote
slotter
slough
sludge
slump
slur
smasher
smartle
smelting
smilting-mill
smidy
smithy
smilt
smittle
smittan
smittleish
smock-frock
smoor
smopple
smoutch
smut
snack
spunk
snag
snape
snaps
snips
snaste
snathe
snare
sneak
sneck
snee
sneeze
sneg
snever
snew
snickle
sniddle
sis'idge
snig
snifter
snift
sniftering
snite
snithe
snock-snirl
snod and snog
snood
snow-bones
snow-storm
snoup
snuck
snurle
snurles
sny
soamy
sock
plough-sock
sod
sods
sodden
soft
softnet
soil
soil dish
soller
solar
solmas-loaf
soltch
soncv
soole
soon
sorry
sours
sowers
soss
sess
sosse-br angle
sough
souse
sowings
sewings
sowle
spackt
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