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Dictionary of The Vulgar Tongue by Francis Grose
squib
squint-a-pipes
squire of alsatia
squirish
squirrel
squirrel hunting
stag
staggering bob, with his yellow pumps
stall whimper
stalling
stalling ken
stallion
stam flesh
stammel
strammel
stamp
stamps
stampers
stand-still
star gazer
to star the glaze
starched
staring quarter
start
the old start
starter
starve'em, rob'em, and cheat'em
star lag
stash
state
stay
staytape
steamer
steel
steel bar
steenkirk
steeple house
stephen
stepney
stewed quaker
sticks
stick flams
stiff-rumped
stingrum
stingo
stirrup cup
stitch
stitchback
stiver-cramped
stock
stock drawers
stock jobbers
stomach worm
stone
stone jug
stone tavern
stoop-nappers
overseers of the new pavement
stoop
stop hole abbey
stoter
stoup
stow
strait-laced
strait waistcoat
stranger
strangle goose
to strap
strapper
strapping
straw
stretch
stretching
strike
strip me naked
stroke
strollers
strommel
strong man
strum
strumpet
stub-faced
stubble it
stuling ken
stum
stumps
sturdy beggars
successfully
such a reason pist my goose
suck
sucking chicken
suds
sugar stick
sugar sops
sulky
sun
sunburnt
sunday man
sunny bank
sunshine
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