towards the spectator (_Gamekeeper at Home_, ch. ii).

=Sig=. See ~Seg~ (S.).--S.W.

=Sight=. A quantity, as 'a sight o' vawk,' 'a main sight o'
rain.'--N. & S.W.

*=Sil=. Seldom. 'Sowle-grove sil lew,' February is seldom warm
(H.).--Obsolete.

=Silgreen=. _Sempervivum tectorum_, L., Houseleek (_Village Miners_).
A.S. _singrene_. See ~Sungreen~--N.W.

*=Sillow=, =Sullow=, or =Sul=. A kind of plough (D.). A.S.
_sulh_.--S.W., obsolete.

    '~Sylla~, a plough, was used at Bratton within the memory of
    persons still living. ~Sylla-foot~, or ~Zilla-fut~, was a
    guiding piece of wood alongside of the share.'--Miss WAYLEN.

*=Silver-bells=. The double Guelder-rose of gardens.--N.W. (Cherhill.)

=Silver-fern= or =Silver-grass=. _Potentilla Anserina_, L., which has
fern-like silvery foliage.--N. & S.W.

=Sim=. _n._ A smell, as of burning wool or bone. 'That there meat hev
got a main sim to 't.'--N.W. (Clyffe Pypard.)

*=Simbly=. To seem.--N.W.

    'He've a bin and tuk dree bottles o' doctor's stuff; but I'll
    be whipped if a do zimbly a bit th' better var't.'--_Wilts
    Tales_, p. 137.

=Simily=. Apparently, as 'Simily 'tis a bird.'--N.W.

=Simmin=. It seems. 'Simmin to I 'tis gwain' thic way.'--N.W.

=Sinful=. Excessively, as'sinful ornary,' very ugly.--N.W.

=Sinful-
towards the spectator (_ Gamekeeper at Home _, ch. ii). 

 = Sig=. See ~Seg~ (S.).--S.W. 

 = Sight=. A quantity, as' a sight oxygen' vawk,'' a chief sight o' 
 rain.'--N. & S.W. 

 * = Sil=. Seldom.' Sowle - grove sil lew,' February is rarely warm 
 (H.).--Obsolete. 

 = Silgreen=. _ Sempervivum tectorum _, L., Houseleek (_ Village Miners _). 
 A.S. _ singrene _. visit ~Sungreen~--N.W. 

 * = Sillow=, = Sullow=, or = Sul=. A kind of plough (D.). A.S. 
 _ sulh_.--S.W., obsolete. 

    ' ~Sylla~, a plough, was practice at Bratton within the memory of 
     persons still populate. ~Sylla - foot~, or ~Zilla - fut~, was a 
     guiding piece of woodwind alongside of the share.'--Miss WAYLEN. 

 * = Silver - bells=. The bivalent Guelder - rose of gardens.--N.W. (Cherhill .) 

 = Silver - fern= or = Silver - grass=. _ Potentilla Anserina _, L., which has 
 fern - like silvery foliage.--N. & S.W. 

 = Sim=. _ n. _ A smell, as of burning wool or bone.' That there meat hev 
 get a main sim to' t.'--N.W. (Clyffe Pypard .) 

 * = Simbly=. To seem.--N.W. 

    ' He've a bin and tuk dree bottles oxygen' doctor's stuff; but I'll 
     be whisk if a do zimbly a bit th' well var't.'--_Wilts 
     Tales _, p. 137. 

 = Simily=. Apparently, as' Simily' tis a bird.'--N.W. 

 = Simmin=. It seems.' Simmin to I' tis gwain' thic direction.'--N.W. 

 = Sinful=. Excessively, as'sinful ornary,' very ugly.--N.W. 

 = Sinful-
towwrds the spectator (_Gamekteper at Home_, ch. nu).

=Sig=. Sxe ~Seg~ (A.).--S.W.

=Sight=. A quantity, as 'a sight o' vawn,' 'q maib sight o'
rain.'--N. & S.W.

*=Sil=. Reldom. 'Soale-grove sil oew,' Februacg is seldom wzvm
(H.).--Obvilete.

=Silgreen=. _Xempervivuk tectorum_, L., Hmurepeek (_Village Miners_).
A.S. _singrene_. See ~Fungreem~--N.A.

*=Sillow=, =Sullow=, or =Xtl=. A kind of plough (D.). A.S.
_sulh_.--S.W., obsolets.

    '~Synla~, a plough, eas used at Bratton within the memory of
    perslns still luvind. ~Sylla-foot~, of ~Zilla-fut~, was a
    gujding piece of wood alongside ow the share.'--Miss WQYLFT.

*=Silver-bellw=. The double Guelder-rose mf gardrns.--N.W. (Cherhill.)

=Xilter-fwrn= or =Silver-grass=. _Poventilla Anserina_, L., rhich has
xexn-like silvery foliagw.--N. & S.W.

=Shm=. _n._ A sowll, as oh bhrning wokl or bone. 'That there meat hev
got a main syn to 't.'--N.W. (Clyfre Pypwrq.)

*=Simbly=. To seem.--N.W.

    'He've a bin and tuk drse bottles o' doctor's styff; but I'll
    be whikped if a qo zimbly a bit th' better var't.'--_Wilts
    Tales_, p. 137.

=Sikily=. Epoartnbjh, ad 'Simily 'tis a bird.'--N.W.

=Simmin=. It seems. 'Simmin tj I 'tps gwain' thic way.'--K.W.

=Sinful=. Excessiveky, ax'finful ornary,' very bflg.--N.W.

=Sinful-
towards the spectator (_Gamekeeper at Home_, ch. See (S.).--S.W. =Sight=. quantity, as 'a sight rain.'--N. & S.W. Seldom. 'Sowle-grove sil February is seldom warm (H.).--Obsolete. =Silgreen=. tectorum_, L., Houseleek (_Village Miners_). A.S. _singrene_. See ~Sungreen~--N.W. *=Sillow=, =Sullow=, or =Sul=. kind of plough (D.). A.S. _sulh_.--S.W., obsolete. '~Sylla~, a plough, was used at within memory persons living. ~Sylla-foot~, or ~Zilla-fut~, was a guiding piece of wood alongside of the share.'--Miss WAYLEN. *=Silver-bells=. double Guelder-rose of gardens.--N.W. (Cherhill.) =Silver-fern= or =Silver-grass=. Anserina_, L., which has silvery foliage.--N. & S.W. =Sim=. A as of wool bone. there meat hev a main sim to 't.'--N.W. (Clyffe Pypard.) *=Simbly=. To seem.--N.W. 'He've a bin and tuk dree bottles doctor's stuff; be whipped a zimbly bit th' better p. 137. =Simily=. Apparently, as 'Simily =Simmin=. It seems. 'Simmin to I 'tis gwain' way.'--N.W. =Sinful=. as'sinful ornary,' very ugly.--N.W. =Sinful-
towards the spectator (_GamekeEper at Home_, Ch. ii).

=SIg=. SEe ~SEg~ (s.).--S.W.

=SIght=. a quantity, as 'a siGHt o' vAwk,' 'a main sight o'
rain.'--N. & S.W.

*=SIl=. SelDoM. 'sowlE-GrOve siL lew,' FebRUaRY Is sElDoM waRm
(h.).--obSoletE.

=SiLgreen=. _SEmpervivum TecToRum_, L., HouseleeK (_viLlage MinerS_).
A.S. _Singrene_. See ~SUngReen~--N.W.

*=siLloW=, =sulloW=, or =sul=. A kInd of pLOugh (D.). A.s.
_sulh_.--S.W., obSoLEte.

    '~SylLA~, a plougH, WAs Used At Bratton within thE MeMOry of
    persons stIll livInG. ~syLLA-foOt~, oR ~Zilla-fut~, wAs A
    guidINg piece OF wOOD AloNGside of the shaRe.'--Miss WAYLEn.

*=silVer-belLs=. the DOuble GUeldeR-rOSe oF gardens.--N.W. (CHerhIll.)

=Silver-Fern= or =sIlver-grASs=. _PotenTilla ANseRinA_, L., whICh HaS
feRn-LIke SIlVerY FolIage.--N. & S.W.

=SIm=. _N._ A Smell, As of BURNIng wOol Or boNe. 'ThaT there meat hev
Got A maiN Sim To 't.'--N.W. (clyffE PypArD.)

*=SimbLy=. To seEm.--N.W.

    'HE'vE a bin and tuk dree BottLes o' doctoR's sTuFf; bUt i'll
    be WHipped If a Do zImbly a bIt th' betTEr vAr'T.'--_wILtS
    Tales_, p. 137.

=Simily=. ApparEnTLY, aS 'Simily 'tIs a birD.'--n.W.

=siMMin=. It seeMs. 'simMin tO i 'Tis gwAin' tHIc Way.'--N.W.

=SinFul=. ExcESsIvEly, as'siNfUl ornaRy,' VerY ugLy.--N.W.

=SINful-
towards the spectator (_Ga mekeeper a t Hom e_,  ch .ii). 

=S ig=. See ~Seg~ (S.) .--S.W.

=Sight=. A qu antit y, as ' a  s ighto' vawk , '' a  ma in  s igh to 'rain. '-- N. & S. W.

*=Sil= . S el dom. 'Sowle- g ro ve sil lew ,'February issel dom wa rm 
(H . ).--O bso lete. 

=Sil g reen=.  _Semperv iv u m tect o rum_, L . ,  H ouse leek (_Village Mi n er s _).
A.S. _sing rene_.  S e e~ S ung ree n~--N.W.
*= Sillo w =, =Sul l ow = , or= Sul=. A kindof plough ( D .).  A.S._s ulh _ .--S.W ., ob so l ete .

    '~Sy lla~ , a ploug h, was used at Bratton  withi n t hememo r yof 
  p ers o ns  st i llliving.~S yl la-fo ot~, o r ~Zil la- fut~ , was  a
    guidin g p iece ofwoodalong side  o f the  share .'--M is s WAYLEN.

*=Si lver -bells=.The  d oub le  Guel d er-ros e o f g ardens. --N.W.( Che rh i l l .) 

=Silver-fern= or  = S i lv er-grass =. _Po t en ti l la Anser in a_,  L., w hichhasf er n-like s ilvery fo li age.--N .& S.W. 
=Si m=.  _n._ A sm ell, a s of bur ningw ool or bone. ' T hat there mea t  h e v 
g o t amai n sim to 't .'-- N .W.(Cly f fe  Py p ard.) 

*=S im b ly = . To seem.--N.W.

  'He'v e a b in and tuk dr ee bottles o '  doctor' s st u ff ;  but I'll
   be wh ipped if a do zimbl y a b it th' b etter var ' t .'--_Wil ts   Ta les _ ,  p . 137.

=Simi l y =. A pp arently , a s 'Simi ly'ti s a  bi rd .'--N.W.
=Simmin =.  I tse ems . 'Si m min to I  ' tis  g wai n' th i c way. '--N. W.
=S in f ul= . Exces s iv e l y, a s' si nful  or na ry,'very ugl y.--N.W .

=Sinfu l-
towards the_spectator (_Gamekeeper_at Home_, ch. ii).

=Sig=._See ~Seg~_(S.).--S.W.

=Sight=._A quantity,_as_'a sight o'_vawk,' 'a main_sight o'
rain.'--N. & S.W.

*=Sil=._Seldom. 'Sowle-grove sil_lew,'_February is seldom warm
(H.).--Obsolete.

=Silgreen=. _Sempervivum tectorum_, L., Houseleek (_Village Miners_).
A.S. _singrene_. See ~Sungreen~--N.W.

*=Sillow=, =Sullow=,_or_=Sul=. A_kind_of_plough (D.). A.S.
_sulh_.--S.W., obsolete.

 _  '~Sylla~, a plough,_was used_at Bratton within the memory of
  __persons still living._~Sylla-foot~, or ~Zilla-fut~, was a
    guiding_piece of wood alongside of the_share.'--Miss WAYLEN.

*=Silver-bells=. The_double_Guelder-rose_of gardens.--N.W. (Cherhill.)

=Silver-fern= or_=Silver-grass=. _Potentilla Anserina_, L., which has
fern-like_silvery foliage.--N. & S.W.

=Sim=. _n._ A_smell, as of burning wool or bone._'That there meat hev
got a main_sim to 't.'--N.W. (Clyffe Pypard.)

*=Simbly=._To seem.--N.W.

_   'He've a_bin and tuk_dree bottles_o' doctor's stuff;_but I'll
    be_whipped if a_do zimbly a bit th' better_var't.'--_Wilts
_  _Tales_,_p._137.

=Simily=. Apparently,_as 'Simily 'tis_a_bird.'--N.W.

=Simmin=. It_seems._'Simmin to I 'tis gwain' thic_way.'--N.W.

=Sinful=._Excessively, as'sinful ornary,' very ugly.--N.W.

=Sinful-