Part 803 (1/2)

An Etye John Jamieson 4860K 2022-07-20

2 _Spankers_, in pl long and thin legs, S

_To_ SPANK, _v n_ To sparkle or shi+ne

Teut _spange_, lamina

_Gl Sibb_

SPAR, ~A-Spar~, _adv_ In a state of opposition, S B

_Ross_

Isl _sperr-a_, distendere; repagulis munire

SPARE, _s_

1 An opening in a gown or petticoat

_Skene_

2 The slit, formerly used in the forepart of breeches, S _spaiver_, S

B

SPARE, _adj_

1 Barren

_Gawan and Gol_

2 Lean, re

_Morison_

A S _spaer_, parcus

_To_ SPARK, To soil, by throwing up small spots of mire, S

~Spark~, _s_

1 A small spot of mire, S

2 A s