Part 787 (1/2)

_To_ ~Sneck~ _the door_, to fix it by a latch, S

_Ross_

~Sneck-drawer~, ~Snick-drawer~, _s_ _Auld sneck-drawer_, one who, fro any thing; generally used in a bad sense, S

_Pop Ball_

~Sneck-drawin~, _adj_ Crafty, S

_Burns_

_To_ SNED, _v a_

1 To prune; S, _snath_, S Bor

_Ruddiman_

2 To lop off, S

_Burns_

3 To remove excrescences

_Z Boyd_

4 To emasculate, S

Teut _snijd-en_, secare; castrare

~Sneddins~, _s pl_ Prunings, or twigs lopped off, S

Teut _snede_, a slice

SNEER, _s_

1 The act of inhalation by the nostrils, Fife

2 A snort, S

_Minstr Bord_

SNEEshi+N, SNEEZING, _s_

1 Snuff, S