Snoffer s. a sweetheart (Dutch snoffen, to sigh)
Snool v. to smear anything by rubbing the nose and mouth over it (Dutch snavel, a snout)
Snop s. a sharp blow
Soce, Zuez s. pl. voc. friends (Query socii)
Sog, or Sug s. a morass. Soggy adj. boggy; also as a verb, to be sugged-out by the wet
Sowle v. to handle rudely, to hale or pull
“He’ll go, he says, and sowle the porter of Rome gates by the ears”
(Shaks. Coriol. iv. 5)
Spane s. the prong of a fork
Sparcled, Sparkéd, Spicotty adj. speckled
Spar-gad s. sticks split to be used for thatching