_She-napper_, c. a Woman Thief-catcher; also a Cock, (he) or Hen (she) Bawd, a Procuress and Debaucher of young Virgins; a Maiden-head-jobber. _Sheep-biter_, a poor, sorry, sneaking, ill-lookt Fellow. _Sheepish_, (Fellow) bashful, peaking. _Sheep’s-head_, a Fool, a Block-head. _Sheep-shearers_, c. Cheats. _Shie_, coy, squeamish, cold, or averse. _Shock_, a Brunt. _To stand the Shock_, to bear the brunt. _Shocking_, what is offensive, grating, grievous. _Shop_, c. a prison. _Shopt_, c. imprison’d. _Shop-lift_, c. one that Steals under pretence of Cheap’ning. _Shoe-makers-stocks_, pincht with strait Shoes. _No Man knows where the Shoe pinches but he that wears it_, or another’s Cross like him that bears it. _Who goes worse Shod than the Shoe-maker’s Wife?_ _One Shoe will not fit all Feet_, Men are not all of a Size, nor all Conveniences of a Last. _To throw an old Shoe after one_, or wish them good Luck in their Business. _Short-pots_, false, cheating Potts used at Ale-houses, and Brandy-shops. _Shot_, _Shotlings_, large, lean Piggs bought to fatten. _To Pay one’s Shot_, to Pay one’s Club or Proportion. _Shot ’twixt Wind and Water_, Clapt, or Poxt. _Shoulder-clapper_, c. a Sergeant or Bailiff. _Shoulder-sham_, c. a Partner to a File. _Shove the Tumbler_, c. to be Whipt at the Cart’s Tail. _Shred_, a Tailer. _Shrieketh_, the Noise a Badger makes at Rutting Time. _Shrouds_, burying Cloths, (now) Woollen, (anciently) Linnen; also Steps or Ladders (on board of Ship) to go up to the Topps. _Shuffler_, a Bird like, but not so big as a Duck, having a broader Bill. _Shuffling-Fellow_, a slippery, shifting, Fellow. _Shurk_, c. a Sharper. _Sice_, c. Six pence. _Sickrel_, a puny, sickly Creature. _Siege_, a Stool to set upon; also used by Physitians to their Patients. _How many Sieges have you had?_ i. e. How many Stools have you had? Upon taking a Purge _&c._ _Simkin_, a Fool. _Simon_, c. Six-pence. _Simples_, Follies, also Plants or Physical Herbs. _He must be cut of the Simples_, Care must be taken to cure him of his Folly. _Simpleton_, a silly Creature, or Tony. _Single_, the Tail of a Hart, Buck or other Deer. _Singler_, or _Sanglier_, a wild Boar after the _4th_ Year. _Single-ten_, a very foolish, silly Fellow; also Nails of that size. _Sir John_, the Country-Vicar or Parson. _Sir Timothy_, one that Treats every Body, and Pays the Reckonings every where. _Six and eight-pence_, c. the usual Fee given, to carry back the Body of the Executed Malefactor, to give it Christian Burial. _Skew_, c. a Begger’s Wooden Dish. _To look a Skew_, or on one side. _Skew-fisted_, awkward, ungainly. _Skin-flint_, a griping, sharping, close-fisted Fellow. _Skinker_, that fills the Glass or Cup. _Who Skinks?_ Who pours out the Liquor. _Skipper_, c. a Barn; also a Dutch Master of a Ship or Vessel. _Skip-jacks_, c. youngsters that Ride the Horses for Sale. _Skip-kennel_, a Foot-boy, or Laquais.