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S.MIOLAMAS
Slios, slèss, n. m. side; gentle declivity.
Slis, slfeh, V. slice ; n.f. a chip, shave.
i^LisMEACii, slcch'-nyaeh, adj. Iiaving sides.
Si-ocnD, slochg, n. m. den, pit, dungeon;
stochd-guM, coalpit; slocltdsdthhaiàh,
saw.pit.
Slochdach, slochg'.ach, a. full of pits.
Slochdaich, slochg'-ach, v. hollow, dig.
Sloinn, sla6'-ènn, v. name, bestow a sur-
name ; sloinnidh e fcin air ainm Israil,
tie shall surname himself by the name of
Israel. B.
Sloinneadh, slaoi-nn'-X, n. m. surname.
.Sloin.ntear, slaocnn'-tyar, n.. m. genealo-
gist.
SLOi.N.VTEARAcnD, slaoènn'-tyar.achg, n.f.
genealogy.
Sloinnteil, slaòènjt'-al, adj. genealogical.
Sloisir, slosh'-er, v. dash against. H. S.
Sluagh, slùa'-gh, n. m. multitude, people.
Sluaigheach, slùaè'-y-hach, n f. an ex-
pedition. Jr.
Sluaisdir, sluashj'-èr, v. draggle, poke.
Sh;asaid, slùas'-èjj, n.f. a shovel.
Slug, slug, n.f. a miry puddle.
Sluo-pholl, slùg'-fòll, n.f. whirlpool, /r.
Sluichd, slùèehg, n. pi. pits ; gen. of a pit.
Sluig, slùèg, V. swallow, devour.
Sluigean, sluèg'-àèn, n. m. the gxillet.
Sli'icte, slùeg'tya, pt. swallowed, de-
voured.
Smachd, smachg, n. m. authority, con-
trol; {oW smachdsa, vnder yoitr autho-
rity or control; correction, discipline;
cuir smachd air, correct him, control him,
discipline him.
SMACiiDAicii,smachg'-èch,t).correct, check,
discipline ; keep in order, chastise, re-
prove.
Smachdail, smachg'-a'l, adj. authoritative.
SMACHUALirnD, smachg'-al-achg, n.f. au-
thoritativeness, firmness of character.
Smad, smàdd, v. revile terribly, abuse.
Smadadh, sraad'-i, pt. abusing; n.m. a-
buse.
S.MAUAIL, smadd'-al, adj. abusive in the ex-
treme; very abusive.
.S.MAC, smàg, n.f. a paw, large hand.
Smag, smag, for smàig, the ascendant.
Smagach, smag'-ach, n. vi. a toad. North.
SmaIC, smàèg, n. f. tyranny, the upper-
liand, the ascendant ; fo d' smàig, under
your tyranny, arbitrary sway, despo-
tism.
•Smaigealachd, smàcg'-al -achg, n.f. ex-
treme despotism, great degree of tyranny.
.S.MAiGEiL, smài'g'-al, adj. despotic, arbi-
trary.
S.MAIGEAN, smàèg'.aèn, n. »n. a toad. P. S.
Smaigire, smàèg'. èr-à, n.f. tyrant, despot.
tsMAiGiREACiin, smàèg'-cr.achg, n.f. ty-
raimy, despotism, tyratmical conduct.
Smal, small, r. snuff a candle, dash to
pieces ; smiil c as a chèile iad, he dashed
them to pieces, he smashed them ; ju f.
snuffof a candle, ashes.
S.MAL, smal, 71. m. dust covering any thing ;
spot; smala\i an or, the gold became dim.
B. ; stain, spot. B.
Smaladair, smàU'-ad-aèr, 71. m. pair of
snuffers.
Smaladh, smair-X, pt. snuffing, smashing,
dashing to pieces ; smàlaidh mi an t-ionn.
achainn asad, Iwilldash out your brains.
S.MALAG, smal'-ag, 71. m. coal-fish ; cèitean-
aeh ; n.f. smacking kiss.
Smalan, small'-an, n. m. slight melancholy.
S.MAOi.s, smùèn, n.f. a thought, idea.
Smaoinich, •» smiiènjt'-èch, v. think, ima-
Smaointich, ) gine, conceive, ponder,
meditate.
S.MAOITINN, smiicnnjt'-enn, n. f. idea,
thought; p/. thinking, conceiving, pon-
dering, imagining. Argyle.
Smarach, smar'-aeh, n.m. a large, large
louse.
Smeach, smech, v. make a fillip with the
fingers ; n. m. smart, quick blow ; a fillip ;
in Irish, chin.
.S.meachan, smech'-an, n. m. chin-bit, or
cheek-band of a bridle. Islay.
S.MEACHARRA, smech'-urr-a, adj. livelv,
brisk.
Smeacharbachd, smcch'-urr-achg, n..f.
liveliness.
S.MEACHRAN, smcch'-ran, 71. m. too much
liberty with edged tools ; tampering.
Smeachrana<iid, smech'- ran achg, n. f.
bandying civilities with your betters ; of-
ficious interferenee, using too much li-
berty with people, or dangerous weapons.
Smealach, smel'-ach, a. having a beauti-
ful eye and engaging countenance; n.
VI. offals. A^
Smeid, smèjj, t'. 71. beckon, wave to; — aim.
S.MEiDEADH, smèjj'-A, pt. beckoning, wa-
ving; 7t. 771. a wink, or beckoning; aim;
slight tinge, or degree ; cuir smeideadh
mar so e, put it a slight degree this way ;
smdideadh eile, another touch ; smtid
air, wave to him, beck-on to him.
S.MEOIRN, smyOcm, 71. m. end of an arrow.
.S.MEORACII, smyòr'-ach, n.f. mavis, thrush.
Smeur, smèr, 71./. a bramble-berry; v.
smear, (smiiir, properly in the Ìatter
sense. )
S.MEiiRAicH, smèr'.ech, v. grope for ver-
min ; used for smùraich, more properly.
S.Min, smèjj, 71. / syllable; na h-abair
smid, mum .' hush .' open not your lips.
Smic, smeg, smigead, smcg'-ad, n. f, chin.
S.MicEAL, smcg'-ul, n.f. smirking, smiling.
Smiolamas, smeul'-am-as, n. m. refuse of
a feast.