Scad s. a sudden and brief shower
Scamblin s. irregular meal
Scarry-whiff adv. askew
Scorse, Squoace, Squiss v. to exchange, barter
“And there another, that would needsly scorse
A costly jewel for a hobby-horse”(Drayton’s Moon Calf)
Scottle v. to cut into pieces wastefully
Scourge-mettle s. the instrument with which a boy whips his top
Scovin, Scubbin s. the neck and breast of lamb
Scrambed, Shrambed adj. deprived of the use of some limb by a nervous contraction of the muscles; benumbed with cold
Scrint v. to scorch, singe; also to shrink a good deal in burning, as leather, silk, &c.