SIKE—A muffled sob when t’ barn’s bin heart brossen, an’s gitten ower ’t a sike ’ll come.
SISS—He siss’d dog at me—egg’d it on.
SIDATION—We’d a sidation on; sidin’ up.
SIDE, SIDER—What side div ye cum frae? Ah’s a fell-sider.
SIMMUNS—Set. A chap used ta gah aboot menden pots, cheeny, an’ seck like. He pot a woman a teapot spoot on an’ charged a gay bit fer diun it, an’ he telt her nut ta touch it fer hauf a day as it wadn’t hae simmuns’d afooar than. It izzant simmuns’d yut an’ nivver will.
SIDLE, SIZLE—To edge out of a company that is not acceptable. Jack sidled off when they began o’ plagen him. We sizl’d aboot tell train time.
SISTA, SITHA—Shorthand for see’st thou? see’th thou?
SIUF—A nasty wet swangy sumpy spot like a dike gutter.
SIZELAN—Walking leisurely around. We war sizelan aboot tell t’ dinner was reddy.
SIZZLE—An onomatopoetic. When t’ meet’s i’ t’ yubben an’ it begins ta sizzle we know ’at we shan’t be lang afoor we hev some.