STRAIK, STRAKE, s. a blow.
STRAND, s. a rivulet; a gutter.
STRAPPING, STRAPPAN, part. adj. tall and handsome.
STRATH, s. a valley of considerable extent.
STRATHSPEY, s. an air slower than a reel.
STRAVAIG, v. n. to stroll about in an idle manner.
STRAUCHT, adj. straight.
STREAMERS, s. pl. the Aurora Borealis.
To STREIK, STREEK, v. a. to stretch; lay out a dead body.
STREIN, STREEN, s. evening. The Strein, yesternight.