STEEL-YARD—A weight balk ’at weighs bi’ measure.
STIANI—Stiani-gill, Stiani-raise, an’ seea on; a lads marvels ’ll some o’ them be stianies.
STIRRUP-CUP—The glass that is taken after the guest has mounted his horse.
STO’ED, STO’FED—Ah dar say some o’ ye’s sto’ed o’ this riapment week efter week, an’ yan gits sto’ed varra oft’ o things ’at’s ower good bi’ hauf for us.
STOOR—A quarrel. We’d a regular stoor aboot t’ bullocks gitten oot o’ t’ pasture inta their corn field.
STOPPEN-ON—When sarvant men, an’ lads an’ lasses, git a spot ’at they like an’ they can hit on’t fer wage they stop-pon. They durt skift that tierm.
STRADDLE—Stride. Thoo can straddle ower theer surely.
STRAP-OIL—We used ta think it grand fun ta send a lad fer a pennorth an’ wait for him ta come wi ’t yewlen like a gurt cauf.
STRAPPIN—A gurt strappin fellow. Yan ’at’s weel grown.
STAND-SWASH—Stand out of the way. Stand-swash, Ah’s gaan to lowp.