SET-UP—Suffer. Thoo’l set-up for this. Delighted. Ah’s set-up wi’ ’t.
SEYMIE, SAMMY—A chap ’at’s sackless.
SEEING-GLASS, SEEMING-GLASS, LOOKING-GLASS—Mirror. Liuk at thissel i’ t’ liuken glass.
SET-ON—To incite a dog to attack. Thoo’s setten ’t on, thoo gurt daft gowk.
SET-AT—That’s t’ way ta tackle a hard darrack—set at it. It’s t’ way a bull er a dog meets ther enemies. It also explains how human animals do betimes, they set at it, an’ keep at it. “What’s Ah gaan ta deea to-moorn?” sez t’ fellow tull hissel, “Ah’s gaan ta poo ling, an’ Ah’ll feit tell than.”
SET-TEEA—Bread to rise. Wait tell Ah’ve set teea.
SET-DOON—Rest while carrying a load. Set doon an’ hod crack a bit.
SET-IN—When it’s gaan ta rain fer reglar. It’s set-in fer rain o roond.
SET-TO—A stand up feit. T’ whick ’uns trail t’ deed ’uns oo’ o’ t’ rooad. That’s t’ way ta set-to.
SETTEN-ON—Got a job. He’s nut setten-on fer allus. Poddish burnt ta t’ pan boddum.