Soot, leadin'--A chief attribute.
Sore, to get--To become aggrieved.
Sore-head--A curmudgeon.
Sour, to turn, or get--To become pessimistic or discontented.
Spank--To chastise maternal-wise.
Spar--A gentle bout of fisticuffs.
Spare me days--A pious ejaculation.
Specs--Spectacles.
Splash--To expend.
Splice--To join in holy matrimony.
Spout--To preach or speak at length.
Sprag--To accost truculently.
Spruik--To deliver a speech, as a showman.
Square--Upright, honest.
Square an' all--Of a truth; verily.
Squiz--A brief glance.
Stand-orf--Retiring; reticent.
Stajum--Stadium, where prize-fights are conducted. S
tiffened--Bought over.
Stiff-un--A corpse.
Stoke--To nourish; to eat.
Stop a pot--To quaff ale.
Stoush--To punch with the fist. s. Violence.
Straight, on the--In fair and honest fashion.
Strangle-hold--An ungentle embrace in wrestling.
Strength of it--The truth of it; the value of it.
Stretch, to do a--To serve a term of imprisonment.
Strike--The innocuous remnant of a hardy curse.
Strike--To discover; to meet.
Strong, going--Proceeding with vigour.
'Struth--An emaciated oath.
Stuff--Money.
Stunt--A performance; a tale.
Swad, Swaddy--A private soldier.
Swank--Affectation; ostentation.
Swap--To exchange.
Swell--An exalted person.
Swig--A draught of water or other liquid.
Tabbie--A female.
Take 'em on--Engage them in battle.
Take it out--To undergo imprisonment in lieu of a fine.
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