G. A. C.

_Sich House_ (Vol. vi., pp. 363. 568.).--_Sike_ or _syke_, a word in common

use in the south of Scotland, and on the Border, meaning a small water run.

In Jamieson's _Dictionary_ it is spelt "_Sike_, _syik_, _syk_, a rill or

rivulet; one that is usually dry in summer; a small stream or rill; a

marshy bottom with a small stream in it."

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