Part 800 (1/2)

SOWME, _s_ A load carried by a horse

_Wallace_

Teut _somme_, A S _seom_, onus

~Sowmir~, _s_ A sumpter-horse

_Wallace_

Fr _sommier_, id

SOWME, SOYME, _s_

1 The rope or chain that passes between the horses, by which the plough is drawn, S _soam_

_Douglas_

2 The rope by which hay is fastened on a cart

_Barbour_

Su G _soem_, that which conjoins two bodies

_To_ SOWP, _v a_

1 To drench, S

_Doug_

2 Metaph in reference to grief

_Houlate_

3 Applied to one who is much emaciated, S

Teut _sopp-en_, intingere; Fr _soupi_, dull

_To_ SOWTH, _v n_ To whistle in a low tone, S O

V ~Souch~

_Burns_

SPAAD, _s_ A spade, Aberd