Part 855 (1/2)

_To_ SWYKE, _v a_ To cause to stumble

_Sir Gawan and Sir Gal_

A S _swic-an_, facere ut offendat

SWIKFUL, _adj_ Deceitful

_Wyntown_

~Swikfully~, _adv_ Deceitfully

_Wyntown_

SWILK, _adj_ Such

_Barbour_

A S _swilk_, talis; Moes G _swaleik_, id from _swa_, so, and _leik_, like

_To_ SWILL, _v a_ to swaddle; S _sweal_

V ~Swayl~

_Montgomerie_

SWINE-FISH, _s_ The wolf-fish, Orkn

_Barry_

SWINE'S ARNUTS, _s_ Tall oat grass, with tuberous roots, S

SWINE'S MOSSCORTS, _s_ Clown's allheal, S

Sinknyl_, from _swin_, swine, and _knyl_, a lump

SWING, _s_ A stroke

A S id

_Barbour_

SWYNGYT L _fwyngyt_, foined, pushed