Schylde, to shield, A. 965; C. 440. Schyldere, shoulder, A. 214. Schym, bright, A. 1077. A.S. _scima_, a brightness. M.H.G. _schîm_. A.S. _sciman_, to glitter, shine. See T. B. 4974. Schymeryng, _sb._ brightness, A. 80. A.S. _scimrian_, to shine. Du. _schémeren_, to dazzle. Sw. _skimra_, to glitter. Schyn, shall, B. 1810. See _Schin_. Schynde, shone, A. 80. {Schyr, Schyre,} brightly, A. 28; bright, beautiful, A. 42, 284; B. 553, 605, 1278; bare, B. 1690. Comp. _schyrrer_, A. 982. A.S. _scír_, _sheer_, pure, clear, bright. See T. B. 1269. Sclade = slade, valley, green plain, A. 1148. A.S. _slæd_. Sclaȝt, slaughter, B. 56. Scoghe, scoff, or perhaps perverseness, backsliding, A. 610. A.S. _sceoh_, askew, perverse. Scole, cup, B. 1145. O.N. _skál_. Dan. _skaal_. Scolere, scholar, B. 1554. Scomfyt, to discomfit, B. 1784. Scope, scoop, C. 155. {Scorn, Scorne,} _vb._ B. 709; _sb._ B. 827. Scoumfit, discomfited, B. 151. Scowte-wach, sentinel, guard, B. 838. “Thane the price mene prekes and proves theire horsez, Satilles to the cete appone sere halfes; Enserches the subbarbes sadly thare-aftyre, And skyrmys a lyttille; Skayres thaire skottefers And theire _skowtte-waches_.” --(Morte Arthure, p. 206.) Scoymous, particular, scrupulous, fearful, B. 21, 1148. Scrof, rough, B. 1546. Scrypture, writing, B. 1546. Scue. See _Skewe_. Scylle, wit, B. 151. It signifies also reason, cause. O.N. _skil_. Scylful, wise, B. 1148. {Sech, Seche,} seek, A. 354; B. 29, 420. Seele, joy, happiness, C. 242. A.S. _sél_, good, excellent. Cf. _unsell_, T. B. 1961. Sege, seat, C. 93. Fr. _siége_. Sege, siege, B. 1185. {Segg, Segge,} a man, servant, B. 93, 398, 549, 681. A.S. _secg_, a man, literally a messenger, speaker; from _secgan_, to say. Segge, say, B. 621. Segh, saw, A. 790. Sekke, sack, C. 382. Selconth, a marvel, B. 1274. A.S. _sel-cúth_ = _seld-cúth_, rare, seldom known. Selden, seldom, A. 380. A.S. _seldan_. Sele, happiness, bliss, C. 5. See _Seele_. Selepe = slep, slept, C. 186. Self, very, A. 1046; same, B. 1769. Selly, a marvel, C. 140; wonderfully, C. 353. A.S. _séllíc_, _síllíc_, worthy, wonderful; _séllíce_, wonderfully. “For thou has samned, as men sais, a _selly_ noimbre Of wrichis and wirlinges out of the west endis, Of laddis and of losengers and of litille thevys.” --(K. Alex. p. 59.) See T. B. 1544. Sely, fortunate, blessed, happy, A. 659; B. 490. See _Seele_. Sem, seam, B. 555. Semblaunt, appearance, cheer, A. 211, 1143; B. 131, 640. Semblé, assembly, B. 126. Sembled, assembled, C. 177. Seme, seemly, A. 190; B. 549, 1810. O.Sw. _sæma_. Dan. _sömme_, to be fitting, bear one’s self becomingly. O.N. _sæmr_, seemly. Seme, to be fitting, become, B. 793. Semed, A. 760. {Semely, Semly, Semlych,} seemly, beautiful, A. 34, 789; B. 209, 1442. Comp. _sem-loker_, B. 868.