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Dictionary of The Vulgar Tongue by Francis Grose
sick as a horse
side pocket
sidledywry
sign of a house to let
sign of the: five shillings
silence
silent flute
silk snatchers
silver laced
simeonites
simkin
simon
to simper
simpleton
simples
to sing
to sing small
single peeper
singleton
sir john
sir john barleycorn
sir loin
sir reverence
sir timothy
sitting breeches
six and eight-pence
six and tips
sixes and sevens
size of ale
to size
sizar
skew
skewvow
skin
skin flint
skink
skins
skip jacks
skip kennel
skipper
skit
skrip
skulker
sky blue
sky farmers
sky parlour
slabbering bib
slag
slam
slamkin
slang
slap-bang shop
slapdash
slasher
slat
slate
slater's pan
slattern
sleeping partner
sleepy
sleeveless errand
slice
slipgibbet
slippery chap
slipslops
slipslopping
slop
slops
slop seller
slouch
slubber de gullion
slug
slug-a-bed
sluice your gob
slur
slush
slush bucket
sly boots
smabbled
snabbled
to smack
smacksmooth
smacking cove
small clothes
smart
smart money
smasher
smash
smear
smear gelt
smeller
smelling cheat
smelts
smicket
smirk
smiter
smithfield bargain
smock-faced
to smoke
smoker
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