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Scut a mean person, term of abuse to younger person Seasoned old Sensible wise, ‘make me sensible’, explain to me Seep soak, ‘seeping wet’ Sets seed potatoes
Set set times, holidays, festivals etc. ‘getting set of him’, growing settled in his ways let, ‘he has set his farm’ planted, ‘he has set his potatoes’ overtaxed, ‘he is hard set-on’ attacked, ‘he was set-upon’ Set to accompany, ‘I’ll set you a piece of the way’ Seepage leakage Settled obstinate, ‘he’s that settled ye cudn’t move him’ Shanks legs: Shanks' Pony: - go by foot (walk) Shanty an old house Shape prepare, ‘I must shape the field for the ploughing’ Shape ‘in her shape’, without a coat Shay-cock a small loosely-built cock of hay Sheugh ditch Shilty pony Shilcorn a face pimple Shine a row or disturbance Shire to clear Shore a drain: also a country expression for the seaside Short-a-button half-witted |
