Stranguellyon, _s._ strangury, retention of urine, 88/1. “Stranguyllyon, a sicknesse, _chauldepisse_;” Palsgrave. And see Markham, Husbandry, b. i. c. 30. Streyte, _adv._ close, 56/17. Stringe, _s._ string, 142/3. Strykes, _s. pl._ strikes, London bushels, 12/8. (The measure varied.) Stryndes, _s. pl._ streaks, 55/2. Stryng-halte, _s._ string-halt, a twitching lameness in horses, 108/1. Stubbes, _s. pl._ old roots, or stumps, 127/27. Sturdy, _s._ ‘the turn,’ _i.e._ giddiness, _note_ to 62 (rubric). Sturred, _pp._ stirred, 17/8, 141/42. Sturrynge, _s._ stirring, 4/40. Styffe-docked, _pp._ having a stiff stumpy part of the tail, 74/2. Styffe-eared, _pp._ having stiff ears, 76/1. Stylkynges, _s. pl._ some part of harness for oxen, 5/4. Styred, _pp._ stirred, 146/108. Subleuate, lifted up, 165/43. Suet, _s._ suet, 44/7. Swarth, _adj._ grassy, _note_ to sect. 8 (ch. 8, l. 30). Swathe, _s._ a row of cut grass, 23/16. Sweate, _v._ give out moisture, as cut grass, 23/13. Swyneherde, _s._ swineherd, 123/16. Swyngletre, the bar that swings at the heels of the horse when drawing a harrow, 15/42; swyngle-trees, _pl._ swinging bars to which traces are fixed, 5/25. Syde, _adj._ long, trailing, 151/14. A.S. _síd_, long. Syde-longe all, close beside, 38/7. Syde-tailed, _pp._ longtailed, 77/3. _See_ Syde. Syde-wedges, _s. pl._ side-wedges (at the side of the coulter), 4/22. Sye, _imp. s._ strain (milk), 146/10. “I sye mylke, or clense, _ie coulle du laict_. This term is to muche northerne;” Palsgrave. Symbalo, _for_ symbolo, _abl. s._ in the creed, 161/3. Symylytude, _s._ likeness, 160/9. Synagoges, _s. pl._ synagogues, 165/21. Synge, _v._ sing (as land), 10/19. Syre, _s._ sire (said of a horse), 68/75. Sythe, _conj._ since, 157/41. Syues, _s. pl._ sieves, 36/3. Syxte, _adj. num._ sixth, 75/3. Tables, _s. pl._ tablets, 141/31. Take, _pr. s. subj._ lay firm hold of, 126/12. Tancardes, _s. pl._ tankards, 141/68. Tarre, _s._ tar, 47/16. _See_ Terre. Tawed, _pp._ dressed, 146/42. Tayle, _s._ plough-tail, 3/18. Tedde, _v._ to spread or turn hay, 25, rubric; tedded, pp. 25/2. “I _teede_ hey, I tourne it afore it is made in cockes;” Palsgrave. Teddered, _pp._ tethered, fastened, 6/17. Teddynge, _s._ spreading, 25/4. Tedure, _s._ tether, 147/31. Tedure, _v._ to tether, 148/14. Tell, _v._ count, 30/5. Temper, _s._ adjustment, 4/46; tempre, 4/56. Tempered, _pp._ adjusted, set, 2/30, 4/3; worked together (as clay), 122/26. Temporal, _adj._ worldly, 154/17. Tenaunte, _s._ tenant, 123/31. Tenaunte, _s._ tenon, 139/6. Tennes-balles, _s. pl._ tennis balls, 91/4. Terre, _s._ tar, 41/4. Terre, _s._ tare, tares, 20/36; ter, 20/4. Terre-boxe, _s._ tar-box, 41/10. Thacke, _s._ thatch, 27/20. “_Thacke_ of a house, _chaume_;” Palsgrave.