Spit'tle. adj. Spiteful; disposed to spit in anger.
To Spring. v. a. To moisten; to sprinkle.
To Spry. v. n. To become chapped by cold.
Spry. adj. Nimble; active.
To Squall. v. a. To fling a stick at a cock, or other bird. See COCK-SQUAILLING.
To Squitter. v. n. To Squirt.
To Squot. v. n. To bruise; to compress. v. n. To squat.
Squot. s. A. bruise, by some blow or compression; a squeeze.
Stad'dle. s. The wooden frame, or logs, &c., with stone or other support on which ricks of corn are usually placed.
Stake-Hang. s. Sometimes called only a hang. A kind of circular hedge, made of stakes, forced into the sea-shore, and standing about 6 feet above it, for the purpose of catching salmon, and other fish.