And, again, in the Anthology, vol 2, p. 240.
"Grunting as they crunch'd the mast."
Scud. s. A scab.
Sea-Bottle. s. Many of the species of the sea-wrack, or fucus, are called sea-bottles, in consequence of the stalks having round or oval vesicles or pods in them; the pod itself.
Sea-crow. s. A cormorant.
Seed-lip. s. A vessel of a particular construction, in which the sower carries the seed.
Sel'times. adv. Not often; seldom.
Shab. s. The itch; the hug. Applied to brutes only.
Shab-water. s. A. water prepared with tobacco, and some mercurial, to cure the shab.
Shabby. adv. Affected with the shab. Hence the origin of the common word shabby, mean, paltry.