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A glossary of provincial and local words used in England by Francis Grose
shot-flagon
come-again
shotts
showel
shram'd
shrockled
shrooding
shruff
shuck
shuggy-shew
shun
shuppick
sibberidge
sib'd
sybbe
sick
sickerly
sidda
side
side-coat
side-like
sidlup
sidy
sig
sike
sile
sile-dish
sil'd milk
sill (of a door)
sills (of a waggon)
silly
silt
simnel
simpson
simper
singlet
siss
size of bread, and cue of bread
scindo
sizely
sizzing
skath
skteel
skeel
skeeling
skeeb the firb
skellerd
skelping
skep
skerry
skew'd
skid
skiddey
skiddey-cock
skiff
skillet
skime
skimmer
skip
skotch
squotch
skreeds
skrow
skuft (of the neck)
slab
slaiffe
slake
slam
slape
slappel
slappy bread
slat
slate
sleak
sleam
sleck
sleech
sleepers
slice
sliddering
slithering
slifter
slim
slink
slive
slaver
a sliverly fellow
sliven
sliving
slock
slocket
slode
slokened
slop
sloppety
slore
slorry
slot
slotch
slote
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