S.

Sarse, _abuse_, _impertinence_.

Sartin, _certain_.

Saxon, _sacristan_, _sexton_.

Scaliest, _worst_.

Scringe, _cringe_.

Scrouge, _to crowd_.

Sech, _such_.

Set by, _valued_.

Shakes, great, _of considerable consequence_.

Shappoes, _chapeaux_, _cocked-hats_.

Sheer, _share_.

Shet, _shut_.

Shine, _a fancy or liking_, also written _shindy_.

Shut, _shirt_.

Skeered, _scared_.

Skeeter, _mosquito_.

Skooting, _running_ or _moving swiftly_.

Slarterin', _slaughtering_.

Slim, _contemptible_.

Snaked, _crawled like a snake_;

but _to snake any one out_, is to track him to his hiding-place;

_to snake a thing out_ is to snatch it out.

Soffies, _sofas_.

Sogerin', _soldiering_;

a barbarous amusement common among men in the savage state.

Som'ers, _somewhere_.

So 'st, _so as that_.

Sot, _set_, _obstinate_, _resolute_.

Spiles, _spoils_; _objects of political ambition_.

Spry, _active_.

Staddles, _stout stakes driven into the salt marshes_, on which the

hay-ricks are set, and thus raised out of the reach of high

tides.

Streaked, _uncomfortable_, _discomfited_.

Suckle, _circle_.

Sutthin', _something_.

Suttin, _certain_.

Swan, _to swear_.

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