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Slaughter,
kill, pronounced slorter, not slafter, like laughter.
Slaughter,
villages in Gloucestershire, Upper and Lower. ??? Oxfordshire??
There was slaughter in Lower Slaughter.
 
 
Slay,
kill.
Sleigh,
cart on runners.
Sly,
underhand.
 
 
Slight,
insignificant.
Slight,
neglect.
Slight,
small amount.
Slight,
slim.
 
 
Slough,
act of shedding skin, snakes,
 
pronounced slaow not sluff.
Slough,
a depression. Pronunciation as above.
Slough,
a town in Buckinghamshire,
 
also a depression. Prn as above.
Slow,
not fast.
 
 
Smac(k),
(sl) designer drug.
Smack,
to strike.
Smack,
fishing vessel.
 
 
Smelt,
to have smelled.
Smelt,
to have melted.
He smelt the smelt.
 
 
Smoke,
act of smoking.
Smoke,
a cigarette.
Smoke,
product of combustion.
Smoke,
(sl) London.
Smoke a smoke and make smoke in the Smoke.
 
 
Snack,
light meal.
Snake,
reptile.
Only in the East does one have a snack of snake.
 
 
Snatch,
grab.
Snatch,
part of a tune.
Snatch,
(sl) pudenda.
Whilst I sing a snatch see if you can
snatch her snatch.
 
 
Spectacle,
display.
thesaurus
Spectacle,
glasses.
 
 
Sock,
hosiery used for wind direction.
Sock,
punch.
 
 
Sodding,
swearword UK.
Sodding,
turfing USA.
Florida sign,
’Best sodding service in Florida’.
 
 
‘S’ not fair,
Snot fair.
 
 
Solder,
mixture of metals.
Soldier,
military man, sometimes steadfast and tin.
Shoulder,
part of the body between arm and neck.
Solder the shoulder on the soldier.
 
 
 
 
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