SLOCKEN, SLECKEN, SLECK—To quench the thirst. T’ blacksmith said he’d a spark in his throoat ’at niver wad be slockened. Lime-slecken is annudder matter o’ t’ siam soort.
SLOP—Jacket.
SLOPS—Britches legs.
SLOWP—To defraud and run away.
SLOWP, SLOWPEN—When unmannerly fooak sup tea in a hurry they mak a gurt splutteren noise wi’ iv’ry lap—they slowp it up. Slowp thi poddish inta thi kedge an’ off thoo gangs ta bed.
SLURRY, SLUDGE—Thick puddle.
SLUFF—A berry skin.
SLUFFED—Disheartened. He was heart sluffed aboot her.
SLUFFENED—T’ siam again.
SLODDUR—Wad ye tell o’ me if Ah skipt this yan? Ah wad like. Ye know what it is—tiad spawn; mushed turnips, an’ owt else ’at’s pulpy an’ slape.