_Stum_, the Flower of fermenting Wine, used by Vintners, when their Wine is down or flat, to make it Drink up and brisk; also when they Brew, to make their mixtures, (by putting them into a new Ferment) all of one Taste. _Stumm’d Wines are very unwholesom, and may be discover’d, by a white Froth round the sides of the Glass._ _Stubble-it_, c. hold your Tongue. _Sturdy-beggers_, c. the fifth and last of the most ancient Order of Canters. _Sub-beau_, or _Demibeau_, a would-be fine. _Sub-bois_, Maples, Birch, Sallow, and Willow. _Suck_, c. Wine or strong Drink. _This is rum Suck_, c. it is excellent Tipple. _We’ll go and Suck our Faces, but if they toute us, we’ll take rattle and brush_, c. let’s go to Drink and be merry, but if we be Smelt, by the People of the House, we must Scower off. _He loves to Suck his Face_, he delights in Drinking. _Suckey_, c. drunkish, maudlin, half Seas o’er. _Suit and Cloak_, good store of Brandy or any agreable Liquor, let down Gutter-lane. _Sun burnt_, having many Male Children. _Sunny-bank_, a good, rousing Winter-Fire. _Superstitious-Pies_, Minc’d, or Christmas-Pies, so Nick-nam’d by the _Puritans_, or _Precisians_, tho’ they can Eat em; but affecting to be singular, make them a Month or six Weeks before Christmas, or the Feast of Christ. _Supernaculum_, not so much as a Drop left to be poured upon the Thumb-nail, so cleaverly was the Liquor tipt off. _Supoueb_, c. an Hostess or Landlady. _Surtout_, a loose, great, or riding Coat. _Sutler_, c. he that Pockets up, Gloves, Knives, Handkerchiefs, Snuff and Tobacco-boxes, and all the lesser Moveables; also a Scullion or Huckster, one that follows an Army, to sell Meat, Drink, _&c._ _Swadlers_, c. the tenth Order of the Canting Tribe. _To Swaddle_, to Beat lustily with a Cane or Cable’s end. _I’ll Swaddle your Hide_, I’ll bang your Back. _Swag_, c. a Shop. _Rum Swag_, c. full of rich Goods. _Swagger_, to vapour or bounce. _Swallow_, (Falsities for Truths) to believe them. _Sweets_, the Dreggs of Sugar used by Vintners, to allay the undue fermenting or fretting of their Wine. _Sweetners_, c. Guinea-Droppers, Cheats Sharpers. _To Sweeten_, c. to decoy, draw in, and _Bite_. _To be Sweet upon_, c. to coakse, wheedle, entice or allure. _Swig-men_, c. the 13th Rank of the Canting Crew, carrying small Habberdashery-Wares about, pretending to sell them to colour their Roguery. _A hearty Swig_, a lusty Draught. _To Swig it off_, to Drink it all up. _Swill-belly_, a great Drinker. _Swimmer_, a Counterfeit (old) Coyn. { _Clap_, } _Swinging_ { _Lye_, } a very great one. { _Fellow_, } I _Swing’d him off_, I layd on and beat him well-favoredly. _He is swing’d off_, damnably Clapt. _Swinish_, (fellow) raking, greedy, gluttonous, covetous. _Swabbers_, the Ace of Hearts, Knave of Clubs, Ace and Duce of Trumps; also the Sorriest Sea-Men put to Wash and clean the Ship. _Swop_, to barter or Truck. T