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Dictionary of The Vulgar Tongue by Francis Grose

  • shabbaroon
  • shaftsbury
  • to shag
  • shag-bag
  • shake-bag
  • shake
  • shallow pate
  • shallow
  • sham
  • to shamble
  • shanker
  • shanks
  • shanks naggy
  • shannon
  • shapes
  • shappo
  • shap
  • shark
  • sharp
  • sharper
  • shaver
  • shavings
  • she house
  • she lion
  • she napper
  • sheep's head
  • sheepish
  • sheepskin fiddler
  • shelf
  • sheriff's journeyman
  • sheriff's ball
  • sheriff's bracelets
  • sheriff's hotel
  • sheriff's picture frame
  • to sherk
  • to sherry
  • shifting
  • shifting ballast
  • shillaley
  • shilly-shally
  • shindy
  • shine
  • ship shape
  • sh-t sack
  • sh-t-ng through the teeth
  • shod all round
  • shoemaker's stocks
  • to shoole
  • to shoot the cat
  • shop
  • shoplifter
  • short-heeled wench
  • shot
  • shotten herring
  • to shove the tumbler
  • shove in the mouth
  • shovel
  • shoulder feast
  • shoulder clapper
  • shoulder sham
  • shred
  • shrimp
  • to shuffle
  • shy cock
  • sice
  • 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
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