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Dictionary of American Words And Phrases by John Russell Bartlett.

  • to shut up
  • to signalize
  • to similate
  • to sizzle
  • to skew
  • to skink
  • to sky a copper
  • to slab off
  • to sleep
  • to slew
  • to slue
  • to slick up
  • to slope
  • to smoke
  • to smoutch
  • to smouze
  • to smutch
  • to snake
  • to snake out
  • to snicker
  • to snigger
  • to sniggle
  • to snoop
  • to snort
  • to snuggle
  • to soak
  • to sock
  • to spark it
  • to spat the hands
  • to speechify
  • to sport
  • to spout
  • to spruce up
  • to squale
  • to square up
  • to squat
  • to squib
  • to squiggle
  • to squirm
  • to stand in
  • to stand in hand
  • to stand up to the rack
  • to stave
  • to stave off
  • to stay put
  • to stich
  • to stick
  • to stive up
  • to stop
  • to streak
  • to streak it
  • to stub
  • to stump
  • to stutter
  • to subsist
  • to succeed
  • to suck in
  • to suit to at
  • to swamp
  • to swap
  • to swate
  • to sweale
  • to swinge
  • to systemize
  • to take on
  • to take the shine off
  • to take to do
  • to tap
  • to tax
  • to tell on
  • to tip over
  • to tip up
  • to titivate
  • to toll
  • to tote
  • to traipse
  • to trampous
  • to transmogrify
  • to tree
  • to trig a wheel
  • to troll
  • to trounce
  • to try
  • to tuck
  • to tump
  • to turn in
  • to twig
  • to twitch
  • to underpin
  • to unify
  • to upset
  • to use
  • to use up
  • to vamos
  • to wabble
  • to walk into
  • to walk the chalk
  • to walk the plank
  • to wallop
  • to wap
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