{Solemneté, Solempneté,} B. 1313, 1678, 1757. {Solie, Soly,} throne, B. 1171, 1678. A.S. _sylla_, a chair; _salo_, a hall, palace. Somere, B. 1686. {Sommoun, Somone,} _vb._ B. 1498; _sb._ summons, A. 1098. Sonde, sand, C. 341. Sonde = sande, message, word, A. 943; messenger, B. 53, 781. A.S. _sánd_. Sondeȝ-mon, messenger, B. 469. Sone, soon, B. 461. {Sonet, Sonete,} B. 1415, 1516. Songen, _pl._ sang, B. 1763. Sope, sup, B. 108. Soper, supper, B. 107, 829, 997, 1763. {Sor, Sore,} sorrow, A. 130; C. 242, 507; _adv._ sorely, A. 550; B. 290. Sorewe, sorrow, B. 778. Sorquydryȝe = surquedrie, presumption, arrogance, conceit, A. 309. Sorsers, sorcerers, B. 1579. Sorsory, sorcery, B. 1576. Sorte, lot, C. 193. {Sorȝ, Sorȝe,} sorrow, A. 352; B. 75, 563, 1080. {Soth, Soþe,} true, truth, A. 482, 653; B. 515; _soþes_, truths, B. 1598. A.S. _sóth_. Soþefast, faithful, B. 1491. Sothfol, truthful, A. 498. {Soþly, Soþely,} truly, B. 299, 654, 657. Sotte, fool, sot, B. 581; C. 501. A.S. _sot_. See T. B. 1961. Sotyle, subtle, A. 1050. Soufre, sulphur, B. 954. Soumme, company, C. 509. Soun, sound, word, A. 532; C. 429; to sound, B. 973, 1670. Sounande, sounding, A. 883. Souped, supped, B. 833. Sour, bad, vile, B. 192. Cf. “Soory or defowlyd yn _sowr_ or filth. Cenosus.” (Prompt. Parv.) Souȝed, sobbed, sighed, C. 140. See T. B. 342. Prov.E. _sugh_, _sow_, _suff_, to murmur. O.Sc. _swouch_, a noise, sound. A.S. _swoeg_, a noise; _swógan_, to sound, howl. Du. _zwoegen_, to pant, puff. Souerayn, B. 93, 552. Soyle, soil, earth, B. 1039, 1387; C. 443. Soȝt, sought, A. 518, 730; _soȝt to_, reached, B. 510, 563; made for, C. 249; endeavoured, B. 1286. Spak, quickly, C. 104; _spakest_, boldest, C. 169. Spakk, spake, A. 938. Spakly, certainly, surely, quickly, B. 755; C. 338. Spare, spar, C. 104, 338. Sw. _sparre_. O.H.G. _sparro_. Sparred, spurred, rushed, A. 1169. Spec, speck, B. 551. {Special, Specyal,} A. 235, 938; B. 1492. Sped, help, B. 1607. Spede, prosper, B. 511; hasten, B. 551. Spedly, quickly, B. 1729. Sped-whyle, a short space of time, a moment, B. 1285. Speke, spoke, B. 1220. Spelle, tell, relate, A. 793. Spelle, speech, A. 363. A.S. _spell_. Spenned, folded, A. 49. O.N. _spenna_. A.S. _spannan_. Spenned, allured, enticed away, A. 53. A.S. _spanan_. N.Prov.E. _span_, to wean from. Spiritually, B. 1492. Spitous, fell, abominable, B. 845. Spitously, fiercely, angrily, B. 1220. Sponne = spun, grew, A. 35. Spornande, rushing, dashing, A. 363. O.E. _sporn_, _spurn_, to dash. A.S. _spurnan_. “Now aithir stoure on ther stedis, _Spurnes_ out spakly with speris in hand.” --(K. Alex. p. 27.) Spot, blemish, A. 12, 764. Spote, place, spot, A. 13; B. 551. Spotleȝ, spotless, pure, A. 856. Spotty, to defile, A. 1070. Spoyle, B. 1285, 1774. {Sprad, Spradde,} spread (_pret._ of _sprede_), B. 1607; C. 365.