swoghynge, n., I, 327, 31: sounding.
swoom, V, [151], F 2: swim.
swoond, swound, n., I, 434, 29; II, 105, 19; III, 373, A 4: swoon.
swumd, p. p. of swim, III, 482, 25.
swylke, I, 327, 15: such.
swyre, swire, III, 91 a: neck.
syde, I, 333, 3: (of beard) long, hanging down. I, 426, 3: of a horn worn low. See side.
syke, sike, II, 238, 6; IV, 3, 28: ditch, trench. IV, 470, 25: perhaps, rivulet. (water-course, marshy bottom with a stream in it. Jamieson.)
syne, sayn, san, sane, I, 17 f., F 2, 7; 127, 27; 347, 9; III, 437, 16, 20, 21, 24: then, afterwards. I, 204, E 3; V, [306] b, 1; III, 436, 9 (?): since.
synsyne, since. See sinsyne.