STUM. The flower of fermenting wine, used by vintners to adulterate their wines.
STUMPS. Legs. To stir one's stumps; to walk fast.
STURDY BEGGARS. The fifth and last of the most ancient order of canters, beggars that rather demand than ask CANT.
SUCCESSFULLY. Used by the vulgar for SUCCESSIVELY: as three or four landlords of this house have been ruined successfully by the number of soldiers quartered on them. IRISH.
SUCH A REASON PIST MY GOOSE, or MY GOOSE PIST. Said
when any one offers an absurd reason.
SUCK. Strong liquor of any sort. To suck the monkey;
see MONKEY. Sucky; drunk.
To SUCK. To pump. To draw from a man all be knows.
The file sucked the noodle's brains: the deep one drew
out of the fool all he knew.
SUCKING CHICKEN. A young chicken.
SUDS. In the suds; in trouble, in a disagreeable situation, or involved in some difficulty.
SUGAR STICK. The virile member.