sothe (A.S.) truth
sotile (A.N.) [184], [186], to apply one's cunning or penetration
sotil (A.N.) pl. sotile, [294], [297], [319], [372], clever, cunning, subtile, difficult to conceive or understand
sotte (A.N.) a fool
souke (A.N.) [209], to suck
souter (A.S.) [101], [201], a shoemaker. †soutere, [494]
souteresse (A.S.) [96], a female shoemaker
southdene (A.N.) a subdean
sowen (A.S.) [274], to sow. pret. s. sew, [268], [412], pl. sewe, [317]. part. pas. y-sowen, [416]
spakliche (A.S.) [353], hastily (?)