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sack		"srife, contest"
sackful		"quarrelsome"
sackless		"innocent"
sain		"to make the sign of the cross on; to bless"
sain		"saying, story, legend"
sake		"to struggle"
salten		strong past participle of salt
saltmere		"saltpond"
saltseath		"saltpit, saltspring"
samed		"together"
samen		"together"
samen		"to gather, to congregate"
samening		"meeting"
sand		"a sending; mission; message" (other spelling sond)
sare		"skill"
sarecraft		"artifice"
sarecrafty		"skillful"
sarely		"artistic"
sarethank		"sagicity, skill"
sarethankle		"shrewd, wise"
sarewrench		"skillful trick"
sark		"shirt"
saught		"to conciliate"
sax		"knife; dagger"
Sax		"saxon (plural); a saxon"
saxben		"knife wound"
Saxish		"of the Saxons"
Saxland		"land of the Saxons"
Saxleed		"the Saxon people"
Saxtheed		"the Saxon nation"
sayend		"saying one, a sayer"
schoolfere		"school fellow"
Scotleed		"Scottish people"
Scottheed		"Scottish nation"
scurved		"scabby"
scythed		"armed with a scythe"
seachessil		"seasand"
seafoor		"sea-journey"
seaground		"seabottom"
seahalf		"seaside"
sealeeth		"sea-song"
sealth		"prosperity"
sealy		"of the sea, marine"
seanake		"seaship"
searim		"seashore"
seasith		"seavoyage"
seastar		"guiding star (for sailors)"
seath		"pit"
seatrail		"covering for a seat"
seave		"spirit"
sedge		"man"
seech		"to seek"
seedfowl		"bird living on seeds"
seedkin		"kind of seed"
seedleap		"seedbasket"
seedly		"seminal"
seel		"hall"
seel		"good"
seely		"happy; silly"
seen		"eyesight"
seethe		"to affirm" (related to sooth)
seethend		"affirming one, affirmer"
seething		"affirmation, proof"
selcouth		"unusual; strange; wonderful"
selcouth		"to make strange or wonderful"
seld		"seldom"
seldcome		"infrequent coming"
seldly		"rare, strange, wonderous" (other spelling selly)
seldseen		"seldom seen, rare"
selfdeemer		"a monk living subject only to his own rules"
selfdom		"independence"
selfly		"spontaneous, voluntary"
selfquale		"suicide"
selfwill		"one's own will"
selfwills		"voluntarily"
sellen		"gift"
sellend		"selling one, a seller, giver"
sellingly		"sellable"
selly		"rare, strange, wonderous" (other spelling seldly)
selt		strong past tense of salt
sench		"to make sink"
sengreen		"always green"
sengreen		"houseleek"
setness		"composition; constitution; statute"
settle		"seat"
settlegang		"a setting or sinking"
sew		"sap, juice; pottage"
sew		strong past tense of sow
shab		"scab"
shabbed		"scabbed"
shalk		"servant"
shamble		"stool, bench"
shamefast		"modest"
shamelest		"shamelessness"
shamelimb		"private part"
shamely		"shameful"
shand		"shame"
shandly		"shameful"
shandword		"shameful wording"
shanklire		"calf of the leg"
shapen		strong past participle of shape
shapend		"the shaping one, God"
shapenness		"creation, formation"
sharn		"dung"
sharnbud		"dungbeetle"
sharnweevil		"dungbeetle"
sharpthankle		"quickwitted"
sharve		"to cut off"
sharving		"scraping"
shat		"property"
sheafmeal		"sheaf by sheaf"
shean		"to break, to wrench open"
shed		"distinction"
shedly		"reasonable"
shedwise		"rational"
shedwiseness		"discrimination"
sheen		"beautiful"
sheeply		"of a sheep"
shench		"drink"
shend		"to shame"
shendful		ignominious"
shendle		"reproach"
shendlock		"ignominy"
shendship		"disgrace"
shent		"disgrace"
shide		"slip of wood"
shieldend		"shielding one, protector"
shieldwright		"shieldmaker"
shill		"to seperate"
shild		"offence"
shildful		"sinful, guilty"
shildless		"guiltless"
shildwite		"fine for a crime"
shildy		"guilty"
shilken		"female servant"
shill		"to seperate"
shillingrime		"count of shillings"
shime		"splendour"
shime		"to shine"
shin		"phantom/illusion"
shincraft		"sorcery"
shinhue		"spectre, illusion"
shinlock		"magic"
shinly		"spectral"
shinner		"magician"
shipcraft		"shipbuilding"
shipfare		"voyage"
shipfarend		"shipfaring one, a sailor"
shipfierd		"naval expedition"
shipfultom		"naval aid"
shipgome		"sailor"
shiphere		"naval force"
shipinchel		"little ship"
shiplast		"shipload"
shiplithend		"shipgoing one, sailor"
shiplord		"lord of the ship"
shiply		"naval"
shipper		"sailor"
shipwise		"in the manner of a ship"
shirt		"to shorten, to run short"
shite		"to defecate"
shitten		past participle of shite
shode		"top of head"
shoer		"shoemaker"
shoethane		"shoecleaner"
shoewright		"shoemaker"
shold		"thin, shallow"
shoop		strong past tense of shape (like shook)
shope		"poet"
shopecraft		"poetry"
shopeleeth		"poem"
shopely		"poetic"
shoperord		"poetic language"
shotepast tense of shite
shoulderrail		"cap"
shower		"one that shows"
showern		"show-house"
showingstow		"a place for showing"
shraff		"cave"
shram		past tense of shrim (like swam)
shreep		"advantage"
shreep		"suitable, fit"
shrench		"to make shrink"
shrewdhood		"wickedness"
shrid		"vehicle, chariot"
shridden		past participle of shrithe
shride		"to clothe" (cf. shroud)
shridwain		"chariot"
shriftbook		"book of penances, or on penance"
shriftfather		"confessor"
shrim		"to shrink"
shrit		"hermaphrodite"
shrithe		"to glide, to move"
shrithe		past tense of shrithe
shrum		past participle of shrim (like swum)
shuck		"demon"
shucken		"devilish"
shymood		"timid"
sib		"peace; relationship"
sibkiss		"kiss of peace"
sibly		"of peace, peaceable"
sibman		"relative"
sibness		"peace, kindred"
sibred		"affinity, relationship"
sibsome		"peacable, friendly"
sibsome		"to reconcile, to be reconciled"
sibsoming		"peace-making"
sibyearnness		"pacific disposition"
sickle		"to become sick"
sid		"custom"
sid		"to arrange, to set right"
side		"silk"
side		"wide, ample"
sideling or sidelings		"sideways"
siden		"silken"
sideworm		silkworm"
sidful		"decorous"
sie		"victory"
siebeacon		"victory-beacon"
siefast		"victorious"
siefastness		"victoriousness"
siely		"victorious"
siespeed		"victory-success"
sietoken		"victory-token"
sietiber		"victory-offering or sacrafice"
silvervat		"silver vessel"
simble		"festival, feast"
simbleday		"feastday"
simblely		"festive"
simbletide		"feasttime"
sinboot		"penance"
sinfow		"sinstained"
singingly		"that may be sung"
sinhuen		"married couple"
sinhueship		"permanant tie, marriage"
sink		"treasure"
sinkroden		"adorned in treasures"
sinlust		"lust to sin"
sinnight		"endless night"
sinnights		"in endless night; night after night"
sinny		"guilty"
sinred		"marriage"
sinship		"marriage"
sinshiply		"conjugal"
sinsorrow		"perpetual sorrow"
sintrindle		"circular, globular"
sinwalt		"round, globular"
sinwalt		"roundness, globularity"
sisterbairn		"sister's child, nephew"
sisterson		"sister's son, nephew"
sitch		"small stream"
sith		"journey"
sith		"since"
sith		"comrade, companion"
sithbook		"itinerary"
sithe		"to journey"
sithvat		"journey"
siver		"clean, sober"
siverly		"clean, sober"
sixedge		"sixsided"
sixfeet		"of six poetic feet"
sixhurned		"having six angles"
slade		"valley, glade"
slay		"slaughter"
sleepern		"dormitory"
sleepber		"soporific, sleepbearing"
sleeple		"somnolent, lethargic"
sleepleness		somnolence, lethargy"
sleeplest		"sleeplessness"
slidder		"slippery"
slidder		"to slip, to slide"
slidderness		"slipperiness"
slinkend		"reptile"
slipshoe		"slipper"
slite		"to slit"
slithe		"savage"
slitten		past participle of slite
slitten		"schismatic, heretic"
slittle		"biting, pungent"
sloat		"morsel"
sloethorn		"blackthorn"
sloom		"slumber"
slote		past tense of slite
smack		"taste"
smake		"to flatter"
smalltharms		"small intestines"
smear		"ointment, fat, grease, lard, tallow, suet"
smeargavel		"tax on unguents"
smearls		"ointment"
smearmongster		"butter woman"
smearsalve		"unguent"
smeartharm		"entrail"
smeat		"pure"
smeatgold		"pure gold"
smeatgolden		"of pure gold"
smeath		"meditation"
smeddum		"flour"
smeddumen		"of flour"
smeeth		"smooth"
smeeth		"to make smooth, to soften"
smelting		"amber"
smicker		"elegant"
smilt		"mild, peaceable, calm"
smiltness		"traquility, peace"
smit		"smudge, smut, blot; pollution"
smit		"to befoul"
smithcraft		"manual art"
smolt		"peaceful"
smore		"to strangle, to choke, to suffocate"
smort		strong past tense of smart
smorten		strong past participle of smart
smow		"to creep"
smowingly		"creeping"
snead		"to cut"
snead		"piece, morsel"
sneadinghouse		"cook's shop"
sneadingsheep		"sheep for slaughter"
sneadmeal		"slice by slice, bit by bit"
snell		"smart, swift"
snellness		"agility"
snellship		"swiftness"
snelly		"smart, ready, bold"
snicken		past participle of snike
snid		"slice"
snidden		past participle of snithe
snike		"to sneak"
snite		"to blow the nose"
snithe		"to cut"
snithing		"incision"
sniting		"blowing of nose"
snitter		"wisdom"
snittercraft		"wisdom"
snoke		past tense of snike
snore		"daughter in law"
snothe		past tense of snithe
snotter		"prudent"
snotterly		"philosophic, wise"
snotterness		"wisdom"
snottership		"reasonableness"
snovel		"mucus"
sod		a strong past tense of seethe (other spelling sothe)
sode		"snare, cord, halter"
sodden		past participle of seethe
soken		"inquiry"
somedeal		"somewhat"
sond		"a sending; mission; message" (other spelling sand)
soom		"arbitration"
soot		"sweet" (other spelling swoot)
sooth		"truth"
soothfast		"true, trustworthy"
soothfastness		"trueness, trustworthiness"
soothhood		"truth"
soothquid		"true saying or speech; proverb"
sooths		"verily"
soothsain		"true statement"
soothsaw		"true saying"
soothsay		" to say the truth"
soothspel		"true discourse"
sorecloth		"bandage"
sorespel		"sorrowful discourse"
sorrimood		"dejected"
sorrowlest		"freedom from sorrow; security"
sorrowly		"miserable"
sorrowstaff		"sorrow"
sot		"foolish"
sothe		strong past tense of seethe (other spelling sod)
sothood		"folly"
sothough		"however, yet, nevertheless"
sothoughwhether		"however"
sotship		"folly"
soulbearend		"a human"
souled		"having a soul"
soulkind		"spiritual"
soundful		"to be sound, to prosper"
soureyed		"blear-eyed"
sousel		"torment"
souselquale		"painful death"
souselstead		"place of torment"
sowhatso		"whatsoever"
sowhether		"whichever"
sown		strong past participle of sow
spake		a past tense of speak
span		past tense of spin
spane		"suggestion"
spane		"to draw on, to allure"
spane		"a teat"
spaner		"seducer, enticer"
sparn		strong past tense of spurn
spattle		"to spit out"
spattle		"spittle"
spearhalf		"male line of descent"
spearhand		"male line of descent"
speckfow		"covered in specks"
speechern		"place for speaking"
speedy		"lucky, prosperous"
spellbode		"messenger"
spellbook		"book of sermons"
spelling		"speech, conversation"
spewel		"emetic"
spield		"ember, torch"
spindlehalf		"female line of descent"
spir		"to track"
splot		"spot"
splotted		"spotted"
splotty		"spotty"
spong		"clasp"
spow		"to succeed, to thrive"
sprank		"a shoot"
spreckle		"loquacious"
spreckleness		"loquacity"
sprind		"vigorous, strong"
springe		"to make spring"
spurnen		strong past participle of spurn
sputh		"vomitting, vomit"
staffcraft		"grammar"
staffcrafty		"lettered"
staffifay		"syllable"
staffkist		"letters, learning from books"
staffleared		"instructed, learned"
stafflearner		"student"
stafflither		"a sling, a 'balista'"
staffly		"literary, literal"
staffplay		"literary game"
staffrow		"row of letters, alphabet"
staffwise		"lettered, learned"
staffwriter		"grammarian"
staith or staithe		"shore, riverbank, landing place" (other spelling stath)
stale		"place"
stale		"a stealing; stolen article"
stapen		strong past participle of step (other spelling stopen)
stark		"to become stark"
starkblind		"starkly blind"
starshower		"one that shows the stars; astronomer"
startwhile		"moment"
starwiel		"astrology"
starwieler		"astrologer"
starwieling		"astrology"
starwise		"learned in the stars"
stath		"shore, riverbank, landing place" (other spelling staith)
stathel		"to found or establish"
stathel		"foundation"
stathelfast		"steadfast"
stathelfasten		"to make firm, to establish"
statheling		"foundation"
stave		"to give dictation"
steadfasthood		"steadfastness"
steadfastship		"steadfastness"
steadless		"unsteady"
stean		"jug"
stear		"story, history"
stearwriter		"historian"
steelen		"of steel, hard as steel"
steen		"to stone; to adorn with precious stones"
steenen		"of stone"
steening		"stoning"
steer		"control; steering"
steerend		"steerer; director"
steerless		"uncontrolled"
steersettle		"steerman's seat"
stell		"to place"
stenchber		"stinking"
stepbairn		"stepchild; orphan"
stepmeal		"step by step"
stere		"to burn incense"
stering		"incense"
sternhood		"severity"
steven		"voice"
steven		"to institute; to arrange; to regulate"
stickle		"steep; piercing; difficult"
stie		"to go, to ascend"
stien		past participle of stie
stier		"climber" (other spelling styer)
stiffhood		"stiffness"
stight		"to direct; to arrange"
stightend		"director"
stighter		"director"
stighting		"direction"
stillhood		"quietude"
stirness		"power of motion"
stirringly		"mobile"
stith		"stiff"
stithe		"to become stiff"
stithmood		"firm in mood"
stithness		"strictness"
stive		"to become stiff"
stoe		past tense of stie
stonebath		"vapour-bath from water poured on heated stones"
stonebow		"arbalist"
stonechessil		"sand"
stonecloud		"rock"
stonedead		"dead as stone"
stonedelf		"stone-quarry"
stonefow		"stone paven"
stoneinchel		"little stone"
stonekin		"a kind of stones"
stonelink		"a stoney ridge"
stonelith		"rocky cliff"
stonen		"of stone"
stoneshraff		"stone-cave"
stonestill		"still as stone"
stonewright		"stone-mason"
stonevat		"stone vessel"
stoop		strong past tense of step
stoor		"incense"
stoorvat		"censer"
stopen		strong past participle of step (other spelling stapen)
storve		strong past tense of starve
storven		strong past participle of starve
stound		"moment"
stoundmeal		"moment by moment, time after time"
stoven		"treetrunk"
stowly		"local"
strack		"strict"
strackness		"strictness"
strail		"arrow"
strail		"to shoot an arrow"
strailbore		"archer"
streamroad		"course of a stream"
strind		"generation"
strith		"strife"
stroud		"to ravage, to spoil, to plunder"
strouder		"plunderer"
strounding		"robbery; spoilation"
stun		"din, crash, whirlwind"
stunt		"stupid"
stuntness		"stupidity"
sty		"to go, to ascend" (other spelling stie)
styer		"climber" (other spelling stier)
suchness		"quality, nature"
summerledge		"to draw on towards summer"
summerly		"of summer"
sunder		"asunder, apart"
sunderblee		"diverse colour"
sundercraft		"special power"
sunderfreedom		"privilege"
sunderhallow		"Pharisee"
sunderlipes		"seperately, specially"
sundermeal		"seperately"
sunderland		"private property"
sunderliness		"specialness"
sunderlings		"seperately"
sunderly		"singular, special, private"
sunderright		"special right"
sunderrown		"private counsel"
sunderspeech		"private conversation"
sunderstow		"special or seperate place"
sunderworthing		"special honour"
suneven		"evening corresponding to sunday"
sungangs		"moving with the sun"
sunly		"solar, of the sun"
sunmorn		"morning corresponding with sunday"
sunnight		"night corresponding with sunday"
sunshime		"sunshine"
sunstead		"solstice"
swack		"flavour, taste"
swail		"sky"
swair		"mother-in-law"
swall		past tense of swell
swallowend		"whirlpool, abyss; a glutton, drunkard"
swallower		"a glutton"
swalt		past tense of swelt
swam		"fungus"
swanger		"heavy, inert"
swangerness		"sloth, laziness"
swanroad		"swan's road, the sea"
swank		past tense of swink
swanker		"slender"
sward		"rind, skin"
sware		"to answer"
swark		"to grow dark"
swarking		"darkness"
swart		"black; dark"
swart		"to become swart"
swarve		"to polish"
swather		"to sleep, to dream, to swoon"
swathledge		"to search out, to visit"
sway		"sound"
sway		"to make a noise"
swaycraft		"music-craft"
swaying		"sound"
swayingly		"vocal, vowel"
sweal		"to burn"
swealth		"burning"
swearingly		"jurative, used in swearing"
swease		"sweet"
sweather		"to retire, to vanish, to decrease"
swevil		"sulphur"
swevilthrosm		"sulphurous smoke"
sweem		"trifler"
sweer		"sad, heavy"
sweered		"sad, weighed down"
sweerly		"sad"
sweermood		"sad"
sweerness		"sadness, heaviness, sluggishness"
sweetheed		"The Swedish nation"
sweft		"sleep"
swelm		"pain"
swelt		"to die"
swench		"to vex"
swench		"trouble, toil"
swether		"so + whether, whichever, whosoever"
swettle		"distinct, clear, manifest"
swettle		"to show, to reveal, to make clear; to become clear"
swettling		"manifestation, clarification; Epiphany"
swettlingday		"Ephiphany"
sweve		"to sleep (strong verb); to put to sleep"
sweven		"dream"
sweven		"to dream"
swevener		"dreamer"
swevenrake		"interpretation of a dream"
swickcraft		"treachery"
swick		"deceiver"
swick		"deceit"
swickdom		"deception"
swickful		"deceptive"
swickhood		"treachery"
swickle		"deceitful"
swicklehood		"deception"
swicklness		"deception"
swie		"silence"
swie		"to be or become silent"
swiedays		"days of silence"
swiemass		"silent mass"
swieness		"silence"
swienight		"night of silence"
swietime		"time of silence"
swieught		"dawn of the days of silence"
swifthood		"savoury food"
swiftship		"swiftness"
swike		"to deceive"
swikend		"deceiver"
swiking		"deception"
swime		"vertigo"
swimmingly		"able to swim"
swince		"to sound melodious, to make a melody"
swincing		"melody"
swincingcraft		"music"
swind		"to vanish, to pine away, to languish"
swinen		"of swine"
swinely		"swineish"
swingle		"whip, scourge"
swink		"toil"
swink		"to toil"
swinkdays		"days of tribulation"
swinker		"labourer"
swinkful		"toilsome"
swinkless		"without toil"
swinkly		"laborous"
swip		"whip, scourge"
swipper		"cunning"
swipperness		"cunningness"
swirebea		"neckband, necklace, collar, torque"
swirecloth		"neckcloth"
swire		"neck"
swirerakentie		"neckchain"
swirerood		"cross worn on the neck"
swith		"strong"
swithe		"very"
swithe		"to strengthen"
swither		"right (hand, side, etc)"
swither		"to avail, to become strong, to prevail"
swithly		"intense, severe"
swithmighty		"very mighty"
swithmood		"stout-hearted"
swithsnell		"very swift"
swithstrong		"very strong"
swive		"to copulate with"
swiven		strong past participle of swive
swoll		"heat"
swolten		past participle of swelt
swone		"swineherd"
swonereeve		"swineherd, officer set over the depasturing of swine in forests"
swoneright		"law as to swineherds"
swonken		past participle of swink (other spelling swunken)
swoot		"sweet"
swordbore		"swordbearer"
swordbrother		"comrade in arms"
swork		past tense of swark
sworken		past participle of swark
swort		"to breathe hard, to pant"
sworting		"hard breathing, panting"
swortingly		"short-winded"
sworve		past tense of swarve
sworven		past participle of swarve
swove		strong past tense of swive
swunken		past participle of swink (other spelling swonken)
swying		"silence"

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