Swāther, or Swother v. to faint (A S sweothrian)
Sweem v. to swoon. Sweemy, Sweemish adj. faint (Dutch swiim)
Sweet-harty v. to court. Sweet-harting s. courtship
Swile s. soil, also Swoil-heap
Swill, Swell, Zwell v. to swallow
Tack s. a shelf, bacon-rack. Clavy-tack chimney-piece
Taffety adj. nice in eating
Tallet s. the space next the roof in out-houses (Welsh tavlod)
Tame v. to cut, to have the first cut (Fr. entamer)
Tanbase s. unruly behaviour