_Slam_, c. a Trick; also a Game entirely lost without getting one on that side. _Slat_, c. a Sheet. _Slate_, c. a half Crown. _Sleeping House_, without Shop, Ware-house; or Cellar, only for a private Family. _Sleeveless-errand_, such as Fools are sent on, the first of April. _Sleeveless story_, a Tale of a Tub, or of a Cock and a Bull. _To laugh in one’s Sleeves_, inwardly slyly. _Slice_, when a Hawk _Muteth_ a great distance from her. _Slippery Trick, or Fellow_, deceitful, as having two properties of Ice, smooth and slippery. _Slot_, the footing of a Hart. _Slough_, a deep miry Hole. _Slubber’d over_, Work slightly wrought, or huddled up in haste. _Slubber-degullion_, a slovenly, dirty, nasty Fellow. _Slug_, a drone, or dull Tool; also a Bullet, beat into another Shape. _Slur_, c. a Cheat at Dice; also a slight Scandal or Affront. _Sly-boots_, a seeming Silly, but subtil Fellow. _Smack_, a Tang, or ill Taste. _Smacking-cove_, c. a Coachman. _Smart-money_, given by the King, when a Man in Land or Sea-Service has a Leg Shot or Cut off, or is disabled. _Smart_, witty, sharp; also pain. _Smatterer_, one half-learned. _A Smattering._, a slight Tincture in any Skill or Learning. _Smeller_, c. a Nose. _Smelling-cheat_, c. a Nose-gay; also an Orchard or Garden. _Smelts_, c. half Guineas. _Tip me a Smelt_, c. Prithee lend me half a Guinea. _Smirk_, a finical, spiuce Fellow. _To Smirk_, to look pleasantly. _Smiter_, c. an Arm. _Smash_, c. to kick down Stairs. _The Chubbs, toute the Blosses, they Smash and make them brush_, c. the Sharpers catch their Mistresses at the Tavern, making merry without them. Kick them down Stairs, and force them to rub off. _Smock-fac’d_, fair Snout. _Smoke_, to Smoke or Smell a Design. _It is smok’t_, c. it is made Public, all have notice. _Smoke him, Smoke him again_, to affront a Stranger at his coming in. _Smoker_, a Vessel to Blind the Enemies, to make way for the _Machine_ to Play; also a Tobacconist. _Smoky_, c. Jealous. _No Smoke but there is some Fire_ as _no Reeds but there is some Water_, of a thing that will out, because Smoke is a sign of one, and Reeds or Rushes of the other. _Smug_, a Black-smith; also neat and spruce. _Smuglers_, c. those that Cheat the King of his Customs by private Imports and Exports. _Smutty_, Bawdy. _Snack_, c. share or part, _to go Snacks_, c. to go halves or share and share alike. _Tip me my Snack, or else I’ll Whiddle_, c. Give me my share, or I’ll tell. _Snaffle_, c. a Highwayman that has got Booty. _Snaggs_, large Teeth; also Snails. _Snappish_, (a Man) peevish, quarrelsom; (a Dog) apt to Bite. _Snapt_, Taken, Caught. _Sneak_, c. _goes upon the Sneak at Munns_, c. he privately gets into Houses or Shops at Night, and Steals undiscover’d. _A Sneaking Budge_, c. one that Robbs alone. _Sneaker_, (of Punch) a small Bowl. _Sneaking_, sheepish, or mean-spirited. _Snearing_, flickering, fleering. _Snickering_, Laughing in his Sleeve or privately.