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Dictionary of The Vulgar Tongue by Francis Grose

  • 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
  • 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
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