SEMPILL, SYMPILL, adj. low-born.
SEN, conj. since; seeing.
SENSYNE, since that time.
SERD, SAIRD, pret. served.
SERGE, s. a sieve.
SESSION, s. the consistory, or parochial eldership in
Scotland.
SESSION-HOUSE, s. a vestry.
To SET, v. a. to let; to become—as, He sets his rank well.
SHACHLED, adj. crooked; unseemly.
SHACKLE-BANE, s. the wrist.