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Dictionary of The Vulgar Tongue by Francis Grose
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
skink
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