TO SOAK. To drink. An old soaker; a drunkard, one that
moistens his clay to make it stick together.
SOCKET MONEY. A whore's fee, or hire: also money paid
for a treat, by a married man caught in an intrigue.
SOLDIER'S BOTTLE. A large one.
SOLDIER'S MAWND. A pretended soldier, begging with a counterfeit wound, which he pretends to have received at some famous siege or battle.
SOLDIER'S POMATUM. A piece of tallow candle.
SOLDIER. A red herring.
SOLFA. A parish clerk.
SOLO PLAYER. A miserable performer on any instrument, who always plays alone, because no one will stay in the room to hear him.
SOLOMON. The mass. CANT.
SON OF PRATTLEMENT. A lawyer.