... being inhabitants of the town of Marlborough
   ... have... for many years past, fed and depastured our mares
    and geldings, two to each inhabitant not being certificate
    men nor split houses, in the said earl's Forest of Savernak,
    &c.'--1790, Agistment Deed as to Savernake Forest, quoted in
    Waylen's _History of Marlborough_, p. 421.

=Spray=. To splay a sow, when set aside for fattening.--N.W.

*=Squailings=, =Squailens=. Ungathered apples.--S.W.

=Staid=. _Add_:--Sometimes applied to an old horse or other animal.

*=Stars-and-garters=. _Ornithogalum umbellatum_, L., Star of
Bethlehem.--N.W. (Heddington.)

=Starvation cold=. Extremely cold. See ~Starve~.--S.W.

=Steart=. (1) _Add_:--Used at Salisbury by a gas-fitter of the small
projection turned by the gas-key.

*=Stipe=, =Steip=. _Add_:--~Steep~.--S.W., still in use about
Salisbury.

*=Strikes=. Segments of iron for wheel-binding.--S.W.

=Stubs=. (4) _Add_:--S.W.

=Studdly=. _Add_:--also ~Stoodly~.

*=Sucker= (_Zucker_). A spout from the roof.--S.W.

=Summer-folds=. Freckles which come in summer time.--N.W.


=Tear=. _Add_:--Mr. Powell writes us that at Deverill this is still
used of breaking crockery, &c.--S.W.

=Teart=. (3) _Add_:--Acrimonious. _Tort_ in Aubrey.

    'The North Wilts horses, and other stranger horses, when they
    come to drinke of the water of Chalke-river, they will sniff
    and snort, it is so cold and tort.'--AUBREY'S _
... being inhabitants of the town of Marlborough 
   ... have... for many years past, fed and depastured our mare 
     and gelding, two to each inhabitant not being certificate 
     men nor schism firm, in the said earl's Forest of Savernak, 
     & c.'--1790, Agistment Deed as to Savernake Forest, quoted in 
     Waylen's _ History of Marlborough _, p. 421. 

 = Spray=. To splay a sow, when set up away for fattening.--N.W. 

 * = Squailings=, = Squailens=. Ungathered apples.--S.W. 

 = Staid=. _ Add_:--Sometimes applied to an erstwhile horse or other animal. 

 * = star - and - garters=. _ Ornithogalum umbellatum _, L., Star of 
 Bethlehem.--N.W. (Heddington .) 

 = Starvation cold=. Extremely cold. See ~Starve~.--S.W. 

 = Steart=. (1) _ Add_:--Used at Salisbury by a flatulence - fitter of the belittled 
 projection turned by the gas - key. 

 * = Stipe=, = Steip=. _ Add_:--~Steep~.--S.W., still in function about 
 Salisbury. 

 * = Strikes=. Segments of iron for wheel - binding.--S.W. 

 = Stubs=. (4) _ Add_:--S.W. 

 = Studdly=. _ Add_:--also ~Stoodly~. 

 * = Sucker= (_ Zucker _). A spout from the roof.--S.W. 

 = Summer - folds=. Freckles which come in summer time.--N.W. 


 = Tear=. _ Add_:--Mr. Powell write us that at Deverill this is still 
 used of breaking crockery, & c.--S.W. 

 = Teart=. (3) _ Add_:--Acrimonious. _ Tort _ in Aubrey. 

    ' The North Wilts horses, and early stranger sawhorse, when they 
     come to drinke of the water of Chalke - river, they will sniff 
     and snort, it is therefore cold and tort.'--AUBREY'S _
... belng inhabitants of the tuwn of Marlboroogy
   ... heve... for many yexrs past, fed and depastured lue martf
    and geldings, gwo to eabh inhabirant bot being rsrtificate
    len uoc split houses, ln the said earl's Forest mf Scvernak,
    &c.'--1790, Agistment Deed as to Sadernake Flrest, quoted ig
    Raylsn's _History of Marlborough_, p. 421.

=Spray=. To spley a sow, when srt aside for fattening.--N.W.

*=Sqkaillngs=, =Squailens=. Ungwthered appoes.--S.R.

=Wtaid=. _Add_:--Somdtimes applied to an omd horse or other animal.

*=Stars-ana-gartzrs=. _Ornithotaoum ombellatum_, L., Star of
Bethlehem.--K.E. (Heddhngton.)

=Syarvation cold=. Exvremwly cold. See ~Starve~.--S.W.

=Vteart=. (1) _Add_:--Used at Salisburf yy a gas-fitter of the snall
ptojecdion rurved bb tge gas-ney.

*=Atipe=, =Steil=. _Add_:--~Steep~.--S.Q., still in use abouu
Sajpxbury.

*=Strikes=. Segmegtf of iron for wheel-binding.--S.W.

=Stubs=. (4) _Add_:--S.F.

=Sthddly=. _Add_:--also ~Stoodly~.

*=Suxker= (_Zucker_). A spout ftom the rojf.--S.W.

=Summer-folds=. Freckles which come in summer tima.--N.W.


=Teer=. _Adb_:--Nr. Podwlp writes us that at Deverill this is still
useq og nreaking crockern, &c.--S.W.

=Teart=. (3) _Add_:--Acromlnojus. _Tort_ in Aobrey.

    'Tge North Wilts hordes, and othee strangew hotses, when they
    come to deinke of the qater of Chalke-rivzr, they will snigf
    and snort, it is so colb and fort.'--AUBREY'S _
... being inhabitants of the town of have... many years fed and depastured to inhabitant not being men nor split in the said earl's Forest of &c.'--1790, Agistment Deed as to Savernake Forest, quoted in Waylen's _History of Marlborough_, 421. =Spray=. To splay a sow, when set aside for fattening.--N.W. *=Squailings=, =Squailens=. apples.--S.W. _Add_:--Sometimes to old horse or other animal. *=Stars-and-garters=. _Ornithogalum umbellatum_, L., Star of Bethlehem.--N.W. (Heddington.) =Starvation cold=. Extremely See ~Starve~.--S.W. =Steart=. (1) _Add_:--Used at Salisbury by gas-fitter of the small turned by the gas-key. *=Stipe=, _Add_:--~Steep~.--S.W., in use Salisbury. Segments iron for wheel-binding.--S.W. (4) _Add_:--S.W. =Studdly=. _Add_:--also ~Stoodly~. *=Sucker= (_Zucker_). A spout from the roof.--S.W. =Summer-folds=. Freckles which come in time.--N.W. =Tear=. writes us at this still used of &c.--S.W. =Teart=. (3) _Add_:--Acrimonious. _Tort_ in Wilts horses, and other stranger horses, when they to drinke the water of Chalke-river, they will and snort, it is so cold and tort.'--AUBREY'S
... being inhabitants of the town Of MarlboroUgh
   ... haVe... fOr mAnY yeaRs paSt, fed and depastURed oUr mares
    and geldings, two tO each InHAbitANt Not beIng certIFiCATe
    mEn NoR spLiT HoUses, iN thE said eaRl's Forest oF SaVeRnak,
    &c.'--1790, AgistmeNT DEed as to SavErnAke Forest, quoTed In
    WaylEn'S _HiSTory oF MaRlborOugh_, p. 421.

=SPRay=. To sPlay a sow, wHeN Set asiDE for fatTENiNg.--N.W.

*=squailings=, =SquaileNS=. UNGathered apples.--s.W.

=StaiD=. _ADD_:--SOMEtiMes Applied to aN oLd horSE or otheR AnIMAL.

*=StARs-and-garters=. _ORnithogalum UMbeLlatum_, l., STar OF
BethlEhem.--N.w. (HEDdiNgton.)

=StarvaTion Cold=. ExtreMely coLD. See ~StaRVe~.--S.W.

=SteArt=. (1) _Add_:--useD at saliSBuRy By a GaS-FitTEr Of tHE smAll
projeCtIoN turnEd by THE GAs-keY.

*=StIpe=, =STeip=. _ADd_:--~Steep~.--S.W., stilL in Use aBOut
salisBury.

*=STrikEs=. segmeNts of iRon foR wHeel-binding.--S.W.

=StUbs=. (4) _ADd_:--S.W.

=StuddLy=. _ADd_:--AlsO ~SToodlY~.

*=sucker= (_zucKer_). a spout fRom the rOOf.--S.w.

=SUMMEr-Folds=. Freckles which CoME In Summer tiMe.--N.W.


=TeAR=. _ADd_:--mR. Powell wRiTes Us thAT At DevErilL ThIs is stilL
used oF BrEaKing croCkEry, &c.--S.W.

=teArt=. (3) _add_:--acrimONiouS. _Tort_ iN Aubrey.

    'THe NorTH Wilts horses, anD Other stranger HOrSES, wHEn thEy
    cOme to drinke Of thE WateR of CHAlKe-rIVer, thEy wilL sNIfF
    And snort, it is so cold aNd Tort.'--AUbREY'S _
... being inhabitants of t he town of  Marl bor oug h   . .. h ave... for man y  yea rs past, fed and depas tured  o u r ma r es 
   and gel d in g s , t wo  t o e ac h  i nhabi tan t not b eing certi fic at e
    men no r  s plit house s,in the saidear l's Fo re sto f Sav ern ak,
   &c. ' --1790 , Agistme nt Deed a s  to Sav e r na ke F orest, quoted in Waylen's _Hist ory of  M a rl b o rou gh_ , p. 421.
= Spray = . To sp l ay a sow ,  when set asi de for fatt e nin g.--N. W. 

* = Squail ings= ,= Squ ailens=. Un gath ered appl es.--S . W.

=St a id=. _A dd_:-- Som eti mesa pp li edto ano ld  ho r seor other  a ni mal.
*=S t a r s -and -ga rter s=. _ Ornithogalumumb ella t um_ , L.,  Star  ofBe thleh em.--N .W. ( He ddington.)

=St arva tion cold =.Ex tre me ly co l d. See  ~S tar ve~.--S .W.

=S t ear t= . ( 1)  _Add_:--Used at S al i s bu ry by agas-fi t te ro f the sm al l
p roje c t ion t urne d  b y the ga s-key. 
* =S tipe=,=S teip=.  _ Add _:- -~Ste e p~.- -S.W.,  still i n use about
Salisbur y .

*=Strikes= .  S e g me n ts o f i ron for whe el-b i ndin g.-- S .W .
= Stubs =. (4 )_ Ad d _:--S.W.

=Studdly= ._Add_: --als o ~Stoodly~.
*=Sucker= ( _ Zucker_) . As po u t from the roo f.--S .W.

=Summ e r-folds= . Fre ckles wh ich comei n  summertim e.- -N. W.=T ear=. _Add_:- - M r. P ow ell wri tes  us tha t a t D eve ril lthis is s till
use dof  b re aki ng cr o ckery, & c. --S .W .
=Tear t =. (3)  _Add _:-- Ac ri m oni ous. _T o rt _ in A ub re y.
   ' The N orth Wil ts hors es, and o the r  str an ge r horse s, when they   come todr ink e of t h e  water o f Chalke-river, they wi l l sniff 
   and  sno rt, it is  so  coldand tort.' --AUBR EY'S_
... being_inhabitants of_the town of Marlborough
_ _..._have... for_many_years past, fed_and depastured our_mares
   _and geldings, two_to_each inhabitant not being certificate
    men nor split houses, in the_said_earl's Forest_of_Savernak,
_   &c.'--1790, Agistment_Deed as to Savernake Forest,_quoted in
_   Waylen's _History of Marlborough_, p._421.

=Spray=._To splay a_sow, when set aside for fattening.--N.W.

*=Squailings=, =Squailens=. Ungathered apples.--S.W.

=Staid=.__Add_:--Sometimes applied to an old horse_or other animal.

*=Stars-and-garters=.__Ornithogalum_umbellatum_,_L., Star of
Bethlehem.--N.W. (Heddington.)

=Starvation_cold=. Extremely cold. See ~Starve~.--S.W.

=Steart=. (1)__Add_:--Used at Salisbury by a gas-fitter_of the small
projection turned by the gas-key.

*=Stipe=,_=Steip=. _Add_:--~Steep~.--S.W., still in use about
Salisbury.

*=Strikes=._Segments of iron for wheel-binding.--S.W.

=Stubs=._(4) _Add_:--S.W.

=Studdly=.__Add_:--also ~Stoodly~.

*=Sucker= (_Zucker_). A spout_from the roof.--S.W.

=Summer-folds=._Freckles which_come in summer_time.--N.W.


=Tear=. _Add_:--Mr. Powell writes us that_at Deverill this_is still
used of breaking crockery, &c.--S.W.

=Teart=._(3)__Add_:--Acrimonious. _Tort_ in_Aubrey.

__ _'The North Wilts_horses,_and other_stranger_horses, when they
   _come_to drinke of the water of Chalke-river,_they will sniff
 __ and snort, it_is so cold and tort.'--AUBREY'S__