Slombrende, pres. p. slumbering, drowsy, XII a 106. [OE. *slūmerian; cf. slūma.]
Slomeryng, n. slumber, sleep, VII 6. [As prec.]
Slongyn. See Slang.
Slowe, Slouȝ, adj. sluggish, slothful, XI b 219; dull (unfeeling or spiritless), XIV c 103. [OE. slāw.]
Sluche, n. sludge, ooze, VII 165. [Obscure.]
Smal(e), adj. small, slender, fine, II 109, IX 46, XI b 138, XIII a 30, &c.; adv. fine, in small pieces, II 538, XI b 177, XIV d 9, &c. [OE. smæl; smale, adv.]
Smateryd, pp. be-grimed, XV h 1. [Cf. ME. smoter-lich, bi-smoteren.]
Smekyd, (pp.) adj. smoky, smoke-blackened, XV h 1. [OE. smē(o)can.]
Smertly, adv. suddenly, swiftly, X 83, 91, 168. [ME. smert, sharp; cf. OE. smeart.]
Smeþes, n. pl. smiths, XV h 1. [OE. smiþ.]