he low, mournful sound of wind.

_Souter_, a shoemaker, a cobbler.

_Souther_, to solder.

_Sowens_, pottage made of the dust in oatmeal seeds steeped and soured.

_Sowp_, a little (applied to liquids), a spoonful.

_Spail_, a chip of wood.

_Spak_, spoke.

_Speir_, _speer_, to inquire, to ask a question.

_Spring_, a cheerful tune.

_Spune_, a spoon.

_Spurtle_, a short stick for stirring porridge.

_Stamach_, the stomach.

_Stane_, a stone.

_Stannin'_, standing.

_Stark_, strong.

_Starns_, stars.

_Steek_, to close, to shut; a stitch.

_Steer_, to stir, to trouble.

_Stey_, steep, precipitous.

_Stimpart_, the fourth part of a peck.

_Stipend_, the salary of a clergyman, a benefice.

_Stirk_, a young cow or bull.

_Stock_, a head of cabbage.

_Stook_, a stack of corn, consisting of twelve sheaves.

_Stoor_, dust.

_Stot_, a young bull or ox.

_Stoup_, a jug with a handle, a wooden water pitcher.

_Straa_, an expression of defiance.

_Strae_, straw.

_Strake_, to stroke; a stroke, a blow.

_Strang_, strong.

_Straught_, straight, to straighten.

_Stravaig_, to stroll about idly.

_Streek_, to stretch.

_Strunt_, to offend, sullenness.

_Sturdy_, a disease among sheep.

_Sturt_, rage, anger, trouble.

_Sumph_, a blockhead.

_Sune_, soon.

_Sunks_, a pad used in place of a saddle.

_Suld_, should.

_Sute_, soot.

_Swat_, did sweat, to perspire.

_Sweer_, _sweird_, averse, slow, unwilling, indolent.

_Swith_, quickly.

_Synd_, to rinse.

_Syne_, since, after that, then, late.

_Tack_, a lease.

_Tacked_, nailed to, attached.

_Tae_, to, too; the toe.

_Taen_, one, correlative of _tither_, the other; taken.

_Taiken_, a mark, a token.

_Tait_, a small quantity.

_Tak_, to take.

_Tam_, Thomas.

_Tangs_, the tongs.

_Tap_, the top.

_Tappit-hen_, a hen with a tuft of feathers on her head.

_Tarrow_, to take a loathing at meat; to be nice, particular.

_Tauld_, told.

_Taury_, tarry.

_Tawpie_, a foolish or idle woman.

_Taws_, the leather scourge used by schoolmasters.

_Tee_, the goal in such games as curling, quoits, &c.

_Tent_, to take care of, to observe.

_Tentless_, careless, incautious.

_Tether_, to tie up, to restrict.

_Thae_, those.

_Theek_, to thatch.

_Theekit_, thatched.

_Thegither_, together.

_Thereout_, without.

_Thig_, to borrow, to beg.

_Thir_, these, these here--used only of things at han