Sen', send, ii. 4, 5. Sen't, send it, i. 178, l 23 Servan', servant, 60, / 25 Settlin, gat a fearfu settlin, was frightened into quietness, i. 91, 7 27 Set, lot, i. 23, 16. Sets, becomes, i. 12, l 16; sets off, starts, i. 33, 27 Shachl't, deformed, ii. 119, 18 Shaird, a shred, i. 177, 19 Shangan, a cleft stick, i. 43, l 12 Shank, the leg and foot, i. 108, 13. Shanks, legs, ii. 311, 715 Shanna, shall not, ii. 23, l 8. 7 18 Sharin't, sharing it, ii. 241, / 12 Shaul, shallow, i. 276, 18 Shaver, a wag, i. 66, 7 13 Shavie, a trick, i. 103, 7 25 Sha'na, shall not, ii. 238, Shaw, show, i. 58, / 18. Shaw'd, showed, i. 204, / 16 Shaws, wooded dells, i. 91, l 26 Sheep-shank, wha thinks himsel nae sheep-shank bane, who thinks himself no unimportant personage, i. 169, / 15 Sheers, shears, i. 54, 13; scissors, i. 129, / 10 Sheugh, a trench, i. 2, l 10 Sheuk, shook, i. 96, 18 Shiel, a shieling, a hut, ii. 142, / 3 Shill, shrill, ii. 192, / 21 Shillin's, shillings, ii. 282, 16 Shog, a shock, i. 51, 7 17 Shools, shovels, i. 164, l 23 Shoon, shoes, i. 57, / 12 Shore, to threaten, i. 288, 7 12. Shor'd, threatened, i. 41, II; offered, i. 104, 74 Shouldna, should not, ii. 75, II Shouther, shoulder, i. 19, l II Shure, did shear, did cut grain, ii. 261, 7 14 Sic, such, i. 4, 2. Siclike, suchlike, i. 3, l 22 Sicker, secure, i. 29, / 16 Sidelins, sidelong, i. 171, 19 Sighin', sighing, i. 278, l 20 Siller, money, i. 201, 16; of the colour of silver, ii. 146, 7 1 Simmer, summer, i. 20, l 21. Simmers, summers, i. 7, / 19 Sin syne, since, ii. 89, 1 3 Sin', since, i. 31, / 2. Singet, singed, i. 217, / 21 Sing't, sing it, i. 118, / 14 Sinny, sunny, ii. 144, 14 Skaith, injury, i. 30, 7 11. Skaithing, injuring, i. 178, 713 Skeigh, high-mettled, i. 109, l 1; shy, proud, disdainful, ii. 82, / 14 Skellum, a worthless fellow, i. 201, / II Skelp, a slap, i. 154, l 20; to run, ii. 37, l 19 Skelpie-limmer, a technical term in female scolding, i. 88, Skelpin, walking smartly, i. 21, l 4; resounding, i. 94, / 22 Skelping, slapping, i. 219, l 17. Skelpit, hurried, i. 203, 75 Skinklin, glittering, i. 246, l 21 Skirl, to shriek, i. 43, 18. Skirlin, shrieking, i. 11, 7 19. Skirl'd, shrieked, i. 85, l 20 Sklent, to deviate from truth, i. 169, 78. Sklentin, slanting, i. 49, / 20. Sklented, slanted, i. 51, l 23 Skouth, range, scope, i. 280, 13 Skreech, to scream, i. 206, l 22. Skrieigh, to scream, i. 109, 3 Skyrin, anything that strongly takes the eye, showy, gaudy, ii. 213, / 21 Skyte, a sharp oblique stroke, i. 94, 14 Slade, slid, i. 33, 23 Slae, the sloe, i. 190, 74 Slaps, flashes, i. 5, l 13; gates, stiles, breaches in hedges, i. 28, / I Slaw, slow, ii. 188, 7 10 Slee, shy, i. 108, 15. Sleekit, sleek, i. III, 77 Sleeest, slyest, i. 57, / I Slidd'ry, slippery, ii. 199, 14 Sloken, to quench, to allay thirst, i. 241, 79 Slypet, slipped, fell over, i. 109, / 30 Sma', small, i. 27, / 21 Smeddum, dust, powder, i. 159, / 16 Smiddy, a smithy, i. 1, 7 19 Smoor'd, smothered, i. 36, 19 Smoutie, smutty, i. 51, 7 21 Smytrie, a number huddled together, i. 3, l 24 Snap, smart, i. 247, / 27 Snapper, to stumble, ii. 108, l 9 Snash, abuse, impertinence, i. 4, 12 Snaw broo, melted snow, i. 39, 13. Snawie, snowy, i. 144, 12. Snawy, snowy, i. 50, l 19 Sned, to lop, to cut, i. 235, 17 Snell, bitter, biting, i. 112, 16. Snellest, sharpest, keenest, ii. III, 75 Sneeshin-mill, a snuff-box, i. 5, 7 19 Snick, the latchet of a door, i. 51, / 13 Snirtle, to snigger, i. 102, l 20 Snool, to cringe, to submit tamely, ii. 68, 17; to snub, ii. 139, 79 Snoov't, went smoothly, i. 110, / 12. Snoov'd, sneaked, ii. 54, / 2 Snowkit, snuffed, i. 2, l 19 Sodger, a soldier, i. 94, 120. Sodgerin', soldiering, ii. 322, 18. Soger, a soldier, ii. 233, 18 Sonsie, jolly, comely, i. 2, l II Soom, to swim, i. 14, 725 Soor, sour, i. 275, 19 Sootie, sooty, i. 48, 7 7 Sough, a heavy sigh, ii. 213, 77 Souk, a suck, ii. 312, / 11 Soupe, a spoonful, a small quantity of anything liquid, i. 131, 3 Souple, supple, i. 10, l 2 Souter, a shoemaker, i. 201, / 33. Sowter, a shoemaker, ii. 67, 19 Sowps, spoonfuls, i. 18, l 20 Sowth, to try over a tune with a low whistle, i. 118, 7 12 Sowther, to solder, to make up, i. 8, 1 7 Spae, to prophesy, i. 88, l 13 Spails, chips of wood, ii. 22, 25 Spairges, dashes or scatters about, i. 48, 19 Spairin, sparing, i. 26, 7 18 Spak, spake, i. 21, 23 2. Spaviet, having the spavin, Speel'd, climbed, i. 59, l 20 Spean, to wean, i. 205, 7 16 Spence, the country parlour, i. 55, / 22 Spier'd, inquired, ii. 119, 16. Spier't, inquired, i. 163, 7 14 Spier, to ask, to inquire, i. 12, 1 6. Splore, a frolic, i. 94, 19 Spleuchan, a tobacco-pouch, i. 31, 78 Sprackled, clambered, i. 241, l 2 Sprattle, to struggle, i. 113, l 17 Spring, a quick air in music, a Scottish reel, i. 178, 7 27 Sprittie, full of spirits, i. 109, l 29 Sprush, spruce, ii. 308, 19 Spunk, fire, i. 46, l 25; mettle, i. 103, 7 20; a spark, i. 165,77. Spunkie, full of spirit, i. 16, l 19; whisky, ii. 24, 75. Spunkies, Wills o' the wisp, i. 37, l 18 Spurtle, a stick with which porridge, broth, &c. are stirred while boiling, i. 208, 7 15 Squattle, to sprawl, i. 159, l 1 Stacher'd, staggered, walked unsteadily, i. 29, 13. Stacher't, staggered, ii. 20, 76 Stack, stuck, i. 204, 30 Staggie, dim. of stag, i. 107, 15 Staig, a horse of one, two, or three years old, not yet broken for riding, nor employed in work, ii. 309, 7 13 Stan', a stand, i. 30, 3. Wad stan't, would have stood, i. 2, / 1 Stanes, stones, i. 3, 7 21 Stang, to sting, i. 105, 18 Stank, a pool or pond, i. 104, / 23 Stap, to stop, i. 30, 19 Stark, strong, i. 108, / 12 187, 721 Starnies, dim. of starns, i. Startin, starting, i. 84, 7 17 Starvin, starving, i. 110, 727 Staw, to steal, i. 70, l 15; to surfeit, i. 153, 18 Steer, to injure, i. 7, 19; to stir up, i. 26, 19. Steer'd, molested, i. 283, / 12 Steeve, firm, compacted, i. 108, / 2 Sten, a leap or bound, ii. 136, 7 14. Hasty stens, hasty stretches or rushes, i. 185, / 21 Sten't, reared, i. 110, 19 Stents, assessments, dues, i. 2, / 32 Steyest, steepest, i. 110, 78 Stibble, stubble, i. 112, 7 13. Stibble-rig, the reaper in harvest who takes the lead, i. 89, 11; a stubble-ridge, ii. 51, 7 I Stick an stow, totally, altogether, i. 176, l 20 Stilt, halt, i. 121, 19 Stimpart, an eighth part of a Winchester bushel, i. 110, 729 Stirk, a cow or bullock a year old, i. 47, 18 Stocks, plants of cabbage, i. 54, / I Stockit, stocked, i. 304,24 Stockin, stocking, i. 162, 7 20. Stockins, stockings, ii. 314, I Stoited, walked stupidly, i. 302, / 18 Stoitered, staggered, i. 97, l 26 Stoor, sounding hollowly or hoarsely, i. 49, l 27 Stoppit, stopped, ii. 62, 7 4 Stot, an ox, i. 47, / 12 Stoure, dust, i. 43, l 19; dust blown on the wind, ii. 129, 14; pressure of circumstances, ii. 232, 7 5 Stowrie, dusty, ii. 312, / 12 Stown, stolen, ii. 90, / 24 Stownlins, by stealth, i. 87, 17 Stoyte, to stumble, ii. 108, 19 Strade, strode, ii. 269, / 14 Strae, a fair strae-death, a natural death, i. 33, / 13 Straik, to stroke, i. 17, 14. Straikit, stroked, i. 179, 78 |