S
sachie
[sAHch-ee]
willow, easily bent for making baskets
Word
sae or say
[SAYee or say]
a tub
Word
sallikatazaar
[sal-ah-ka-TAH-zur]
a skelp (slap)
Word / Threat
sallikataazar: gie im a guid sallikataazer
[SAL-i-ka-TAA-zer: gee eem a goodt SALikaTAAzer]
thump: give him a good thump
Phrase / Threat
scaff
[scAHf]
potatoes when sliced and fried
Word / Food
scam or scram scone
[scrAHm or scAHm scOHn]
pancake or crumpet made of meal, water and salt, a
Word / Food
scanty
[sCOHN-tee]
fishing lines, small
Word / Fishing
scaup
[sCOWp]
mussel-bed where they are grown for line bait, a
Word / Fishing
sclaffert
[sclAHf-ferd]
slap on the face, box on the ear, a
Word / Threat
scomfish or sconfish
[sCOM-fesh or sCON-fesh]
disgust, sicken, to
Verb
scroogent
[scrrOOgunt]
half-dry
Word
scudyel
[scUH-dyel]
a knife
Word
seekin: at thee seekin?
[seek-een: aat thee seek-een]
want: what do you want?
Question
shatters
[shaht-ers]
staples of iron to which the help is fixed in a boat
Word / Fishing
shimee
[shIHMee]
backrest used by fishwives for supporting the creel, a
Word / Fishing
sile
[sY-al]
fish fry
Word / Food
skipper (h)an
[sKIPper-haan]
starboard side, the
Word / Fishing
skyaul or skyawl
[sKEEol or sKEEohl]
shriek or scream loudly, to, esp. of high wind
WordÂ
smeech: he niver smeeched, no a smeech fae him
[smeech - he niver smeecht, noh a smeech fae im]
sound: he never made a sound
Phrase
smoorach
[smOO-rach]
fire ash
Word / Home
sorra: sorra kens
[SOR-ra: SORra kayns]
goodness (sorrow) knows
Phrase
spatyel: e's rael spatyel the day
[sPATCH-l: he's rale spatchl theday]
well-dressed: he’s very well dressed today
Phrase
speer or spier
[sp-EE-er or sp-Y-ar]
ask, to
Verb
spoolier or spoolyer
[sPOO-lier or spool-ya]
coalfish, young, a
Word / Fishing
sprool
[spr-OOL]
wire or whalebone cross-piece attached to hand lines to which a snood with a hook is attached
Word / Fishing
stevi or stevie
[stEV-ee or stEE-vee]
a bar across the moon or sun
Word / Nature
strolyach
[strOHL-ye-ach]
octopus, cuttle fish or squid, an
Word / Fishing
summyn
[SUMin]
some
Word
sappy or suppy sourock
[sAH-pee or sUH-pee sOOR-ack]
sorrel (rumex acetosa) the leaves of which can be sucked for refreshment
Word / Nature
scalder
[scOHLder]
jellyfish, stinging, a
Word / Nature
scammy nettles
[sCAM-ee net-uhlz]
stinging nettles
Word / Nature
scare
[scAYr]
a splice
Word
scawl
[skOHWl]
to bawl
Verb
sclaffert: theer nae tae big fi a sclaffert yet!
[sclAHf-ferd: there nay tay beeg fee a sclAHf- ferd yeht]
slap: you’re not too big for a slap!
Phrase / Threat
scoo
[scOO]
basket, woven for carrying the scanty (small fishing lines)
Word / Fishing
scud, skuddy or skuddie
[scud, scud-dee or scudee]
trip in a boat for pleasure, a
WordÂ
scunfished, sconfished
[sCUN-fusht or sCOHN-fusht]
sickened
Word / Health
shaldoo
[shalDOO]
sprat or herring, young, a
Word / Fishing
sheemie
[SHEEmee]
rope, straw
Word
shortin: at's thoo sayin, shortin?
[SHOR-tin: at's thoo SAYeen, SHOR-tin?]
a familiar term of friendly address
Phrase
skeel: fooge the skeel
[skeeyel: fooj the skeeyel]
school, to skive off or play truant
Phrase / Community
skirler
[skUHRLur]
frying-pan, a
Word / Home
sma-line
[smAH-lyne]
line, small (with about 600 hooks), a
Word / Fishing
smelt
[smEHLt]
smooth spot on the sea, a
Word / Fishing
snappy
[sNA-pee]
cod, small, a
Word / Fishing
spardie
[spahr-dee]
attic or loft, or a wooden erection for supporting a basket for fishing lines, a
Word / Fishing
speeach
[sPEE-ach]
stick, small, a
Word
speet
[spEET]
rod or skewer, metal, used to hang fish up to dry, a
Word / Fishing
spooner
[spOO-hner]
pollack, young, a
Word / Fishing
squint: come here an hae a squint at…
[cuhm heer hay a skWUNt at...]
look: come and have a look at…
Phrase
stravaig
[stra-VAIgk]
wander, to
Verb
stroop or stroopie
[strrOOP or strrOO-pee]
well, a
Word
scafards: got thee ony sclafards?
[slAFfertz: got thee ohnee scAFfertz]
slap: did you get any hard slaps?
Phrase / Threat
scam
[scAHM]
lean over the fire for warmth, to
Word / Home
scanti, scanty, scantling or scontach
[scANtee, scANtee, scANT-leen or scOWN-tach]
fishing line with hooks attached (400-3000)
Word / Fishing
scarf
[sCARf]
cormorant (bird) a
Word / Nature
scekan: at wid be scekan tiln ken?
[sKEK-an: at wid be sKEKan tiln ken?]
know: what do you want to know?
Question
sclodge
[scLADdj]
sneak about
Word
scroggan
[scrOH-gun]
fish, half-dried, a
Word / Fishing
scuddan: tak up theer baggage and be scuddan
[sCUD-han: tak up theer bagij an be sCUDhan]
get out: collect your bags and get out
Phrase
scunnered
[sCUNnert]
fed up
Word
shatter or shatters
[SHATtrz or shat-turz]
pin or gudgeon on which a boat’s rudder turns, a
Word / Fishing
sheerings or sheerins
[shEER-eens or shEER-ens]
steeped sowans (oat husks), liquid poured off from
Word / Food
shulbit
[shUHLbit]
knife for preparing mussel bait, a
Word / Fishing
skilbygelk
[sKIL-bee-gelk]
worthless, good for nothing
Word / Community
sklichie or sklitchie
[skLIH-hee or skLI-chee]
hopscotch
Word
smeech
[smEEch]
sound (noise)
Word
smoolyer
[sm-OOL-yier]
coalfish, small, a
Word / Fishing
soom
[sOOhm]
stomach or air bladder of a herring, a
Word / Fishing
spatyall: yer awfu spatyall the day
[spAHtyal: yer ahw-fee spAHtyal the dee]
dressed: you’re looking very well dressed today
Phrase
speen
[spEEn]
spoon, a
Word
spelding
[sPELding]
haddock, smoked, a
Word / Food
spootcher
[sPUtcher]
baling scoop, a
Word / Fishing
steeper
[stEEpr]
rain, heavy or drenching
Word / Nature
strick-davie
[strrICK-dayvee]
tern (bird)
Word / Nature
sulky blubber or sulky bubble
[sUHLkee blUHba or sUHLkee bUHbul]
jellyfish, a
Word / Nature


