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The friped Skunk. Viverra putorias. 
- The white Skunk. Viverra mepbitis. 
Skunk ıweed. Dracoutium foetidum. 
Skurdy. The bafaltes. 
Sky colour. Cyaneus. 
Schy flower. Civeraria. 
Sky lark. Alauda arvensis, 
Stacken. Scoriae. -, 
Siae. The floe-tree. 
Slag. Vitrified cinders. 
Sag fand or afhes. Scoriae pulverulentae; ci- 
g: neres vulcanorum. 
Slake; Sleck. Very fmall coals. 
Stake. The navel laver. 
Siam. A fort of mud'or foulnefs, which does 
great hurt to the alum, zenderinp: it foul and 
coarfe. 
Slate. Schistus. 
Siate coal. Die Schieferkohle; This is undoub- 
tediy the bituminous fchiftus ‚of Kir wan. 
Hyac. de Magellan. 
Slater. Oniscus asellus. 
Sleep. Somnus. 
Sieeper. The dormoufe. ' 
Sieepers. A name given to fome animals which 
fleep all the winter. 
Slender. a)Tenuis; b)Gracilis; c) Subulatus, 
Sieut hound. The blood hound. 
Slice. The dung of a fhort-winged hawk. 
Slicing. The grafting in the rind. 
Slime. Mucus. 
To fime. When a hawk mutes direly down, 
inftead of yerking back wards. 
Slip. Ein Setzreis. 
Slipper coal. See Coal 
Siippery. Lubricus. 
Silit. Rima. 
Stit grafting. The cleft grafting. 
Sloath. The floth. 
Sloe tree. ‚Prunus spinosa. 
Sioe worm. Theflow worm. 
Stopes of the fhells. Declivitas. Da Costa. 
Stot. The treading of a hart; Die Fährte, 
S’oth. Bradypus, 
The larger floth. Lemur tardigradus. 
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Sloush. a) A deep muddy place; b) Thebed 
“wherein a wild boar wallows; c) The cafk 
fkin of a fnake; d) The damp of.a coal-pit. 
Siough hound; Sioih.hound. The blood, nodtdr 
Canis scoticus. | 
Slouth, Slought. 
wild beafts. 
Slow worm. The blind worm, - 
Slude. The mufcovy glaß, 
Siuds. Half.roafted ores. 
S/ug. Limax. 
Siug. The bony part within the horas, 
Sluggard, The floth. 
Siy goofe. The fhieldrake. 
Smallage. Apium graveolens. 
Small herbs. Sallets, as crefles, muftard, vadith, 
turnep,.fpinach, and lettuce, cut while in 
the feed-leaf. 
Small-pox [hell. Cypraea caurica. 
Small queen. A mulberry-tree, ‚with oblong, 
moderatelly large and exceedingiy fmooth 
leaves; Thisfpecies is of an excellent quality 
and much efteemed. 
A company of fome Torts of 
Small flones. Diamonds under. the weight ofa 
caract. 
Small work. The ftar and fhell-facets of dia- 
monds. Wii: 
Smaragd. The emerald. 
Smart weed. The arfmart. 
Smatch. The wheat-ear. 
Smear dab. Pleuronettes (y). 
Smell. Odor. 
Smelling. Olfatus. 
Smelt. a) Salmo anne b) Atherina hep, 
setus. 
Smelts, Smouts. (s.v. Salmo salar.) 
Simergel. Smiris; Der Schmirgel.: 
Smew. Mergus albellus. 
Smiter. Columba percussor. 
Smitk. Chaetodon faber. 
Smoaky topaz. Der Kauchtopas. 
‚Smooth. Glaber. 
Smouts. Smelts. 
Sımut, Smuttine/s. 
blight of corn. 
Snags. Die Zinken an einem Geweih, 
Din a = en” Te Pr u 2 en 
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(s,v. Triticum sativum); Th 
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