Sommersetshyre, Somersetshire, 2/9. Sonne, _s._ sun, 9/5; _spelt_ son, 146/54. Soo, _conj._ so, provided that, 43/4. Sophystycallye, _adv._ sophistically, ambiguously, 68/46. Sorance, _s._ sore, injury, disease, 6/29, 89/1; soraunce, 80/1, 119/1. Sought, _s._ 57/13. _See_ Longe soughte. Souketh, _pr. s._ sucks, 39/11. Souper, _s._ supper, 146/12. Souse, _s._ pickle, brine, 121/15. Sowen, _pp._ sown, 12/33, 35; 141/42. Sowes, _s. pl._ sows, 121/9. Spade-graffe, _s._ the depth to which a spade will dig, about a foot, 124/33. Spauen, _s._ spavin, a kind of lameness, 106/1. Also, the place where spavin appears, 107/4. Spauen-place, _s._ place where a horse is subject to spavin, 118/3. Spere, _s._ spear, 142/2. Sperewort, _s._ spear-wort, a grass, 54/3. “_Flamula_ is the herbe whiche we cal in englishe _Sperewurte_ or _Spergrasse_;” Turner’s Names of Herbes. It is the lesser spear-wort, _Ranunculus Flammula_, as the greater spear-wort, or _Ranunculus Lingua_, is of larger growth. See _Speerworty_ in Pegge, Gloss. B. 6. Spinner, _s._ a spider, _note_ to 54/22. (In Shakespeare.) Splent, _s._ disease in a horse’s leg, 96/1; 97/1. Splente, _imp. s._ furnish with splents or laths, 122/9. See below. Splentes, _s. pl._ laths, 122/10. Spokes, _s. pl._ spokes of a wheel, 5/9. Spon, _pp._ spun, 146/42. Spores, _s. pl._ spurs, 142/2. Sporte, _s._ sport, 153/18. Sprede, _v._ spread, 10/38. Sprot-barley, _s._ sprout-barley, a kind of barley, 13/19. Sprutteth, _v._ sprouteth, 13/38. Sprynge, _s._ young wood, shoots, 126/11; 135/4, 7, 27. Spyndel, _s._ spindle, 103/5. Spyres, _s. pl._ shoots, sprigs, 20/12. See note to P. Plowman, C. xiii. 180. Squecke, _s._ a disease of turkeys, _note_ to 144. Stacke, _s._ stack, 131/11. Staffe, _s._ a staff, stick, 41/9; handle, 21/8. Staffe-hokes, _s. pl._ staff-hooks; sharp hooks fastened to long handles to cut peas and beans, and trim hedges, 29/3. Stare, _v._ to stand on end, bristle up, 56/11, 98/4, 111/3. Starkely, _adv._ stiffly, with difficulty, 65/3. Staues, _s. pl._ staves, bars, rails, 70/45, 141/48; ‘rough staves,’ 3/5, 35. See note to 3/1. Staunche, _v._ to staunch, stop, 58/32. Staye, _s._ support, 3/41. Steeled, _pp._ steeled, 21/9. Steke, _imp. s._ shut, fasten, 40/14, 165/48; _v._ 167/34. Stele, _s._ handle, 24/18. A. S. _stel._ Stere, _v._ stir, 16/24. Sterte, _s._ stalk, 20/23. Cf. _start_ = tail. Steryngtyme, _s._ time for stirring, 16/26. Stilt, _s._ the right-hand handle of a plough, 3/4. See note to 3/1. Stocke, _s._ stock, stem, 136/19. Stocke-heed, _s._ head or top of the stock, 138/26. Stole, _s._ stool, 122/17. Stooles, _s. pl._ stools; but, apparently, part of the gear of a plough, 5/44. Stoupe, _v._ to stoop, 21/26; to obey, 41/18.