_Saul._ _Saul_, soul. Saull, from the same root.
_Sauter._ _Saut_, salt; _ere_, an agent. One who salts; a salter.
_Sax._ _Sax_, six.
_Scarborough._ _Scar_, a cliff; _beorh_, a burrow. A cliff-burrow.
_Shaw._ _Shaw_, to show, a small wood in a hollow.
_Sheen._ _Sheen_, bright, shining.
_Sheetz._ _Sheits_, or _shetes_, sheets.
_Shiel._ _Shiel_, a shed.
_Shill._ _Shill_, shrill.
_Shur._ _Shure_, did shear, shore. Shurr, from the same root.
_Siller._ _Siller_, silver, money.
_Simmer._ _Simmer_, summer.
_Simmers._ _Simmer_, Simmer; _s_ for _sun_, son. Son of Simmer.
_Skerl._ _Skirl_, to shriek, to cry shrilly.
_Slade._ _Slade_, did slide.
_Slaw._ _Slaw_, slow, tardy.
_Smithers._ _Smithers_, smothers.
_Snell._ _Snell_, bitter, biting.
_Soutter._ _Souter_, a shoemaker.
_Speel._ _Speel_, to climb.
_Spier._ _Spier_, to ask, to inquire.
_Stang._ _Stang_, an acute pain, a twinge, to sting.
_Stangle._ _Stang_, to sting; _el_, expressive of a personal name. That
which stings.
_Stant._ _Stant_, to stand.
_Stark._ _Stark_, stout, stiff.
_Steane._ _Stean_, or _stane_, a stone.
_Stell._ _Stell_, a still.
_Swank._ _Swank_, stately, jolly. A tight, strapping young fellow or girl
was called a _swankie_, or _swanker_.