Scaþel, dangerous, C. 155. Goth. _skathuls_. O.H.G. _scadhal_, hurtful. “Lokez the contree be clere the corners are large: Discoveres now sekerly skrogges and other, That no _skathelle_ (hurtful thing) in the skroggez skorne us here-aftyre; Loke ȝe skyfte it so that no _skathe_ lympe.” --(Morte Arthure, pp. 137-8.) Ascalphus, a _skathel_ duke, T. B. 4067. Scelt, spread, served (?), B. 827. Schad, descended, B. 1690. Schadowed, shaded, A. 42. Schaftes, beams, rays, A. 982; C. 455. A.S. _sceaft_, dart, arrow. “(He) had on a mitre Was forged all of fyne gold, and fret fulle of perrils, Stiȝt staffulle of stanes that straȝt out bemes As it ware schemerand _schaftis_ of the schire sonne.” --(K. Alex. p. 53.) {Schalk, Schalkke,} man, fellow, B. 762, 1029; C. 476. A.S. _scealc_, a warrior, serving man. Goth. _skalks_. O.S. _scalc_. O.N. _skálkr_. Schape, devise, form, C. 247; endeavour, B. 762; happen, C. 160. A.S. _scapan_, to appoint, shape, create. O.N. _skapa_. Schauen, shaven, scraped, B. 1134. Schawe, show, B. 1599. {Schawe, Schaȝe,} grove, thicket, wood, A. 284; C. 452. Prov.E. _scow_, _shaw_. O.N. _skógr_, Dan. _skov_, a wood. Schede, depart, A. 411. Scheldeȝ, shields (of a boar), B. 58. Schende, ruin, destroy, B. 519. A.S. _scendan_, to confound, shame, destroy. Schended, accursed, C. 246. Schene = sheen, _sb._ bright, beautiful, A. 166, 965; brightness, C. 440; _adj._ A. 203, 1145; B. 1076, 1310. A.S. _sceone_, beautiful; _scine_, splendour. {Schent, Schente,} destroyed, A. 668; B. 1029; ruined, B. 47, 580. Schep, sheep, A. 801. Schepon, stall, stable, B. 1076. A.S. _scypen_. Schere, divide, separate, A. 107; purify, A. 165. A.S. _scéran_, to divide. Schet, shut, C. 452. Schin, shall, B. 1435. See “Liber Cure Cocorum,” p. 29, l. 29. “For in a slac thou shalle be slayn, Seche ferlès _schyn_ falle!” --(The Anturs of Arther, p. 12, xxiii. 13.) Schome, shame, B. 1115. Schomely, shamefully, C. 128. Schonied, shunned, B. 1101. Schor, shower, B. 227. Schore, shore, A. 230. Schorne (gold), purified, refined, A. 213. See _Schere_. Schortly, quickly, hastily, B. 519, 600. Schowte, shout, A. 877. Schowue, shove, B. 44, 1029, 1740. Schrewe, a wicked person, a wretch, B. 186; C. 77. Schrewedschyp, wickedness, B. 580. Schrowde, clothing, B. 47, 170. A.S. _scrúd_, garment, shroud. Schrylle = shrill, clear, A. 80. Schulder, shoulder, B. 981, 1690. Schunt = aside, aslant, B. 605. O.E. _shunt_, to slip aside, withdraw. A.S. _scunian_, to shun. Du. _schuins_, slope, slant. “He schodirde and schrenkys and _shontes_ bott lyttille.” --(Morte Arthure, p. 354.) “ȝa werpes tham up (the ȝates) quoth the wee, and wide open settes, If at ȝe schap ȝow to _schount_ unschent of oure handes.” --(K. Alex. p. 73.)