Snout.  A hogshead.  Cant.

Snowball.  A jeering appellation for a negro.

To snub.  To check, or rebuke.

Snub devil.  A parson.

Snub nose.  A short nose turned up at the end.

SNUDGE.  A thief who hides himself under a bed, in Order
  to rob the house.

Snuff.  To take snuff; to be offended.

To snuffle.  To speak through the nose.

SNUFFLES.  A cold in the head, attended with a running at
  the nose.

Snug.  All’s snug; all’s quiet.

To soak.  To drink.  An old soaker; a drunkard, one that
  moistens his clay to make it stick together.

Socket money.  A whore’s fee, or hire:  also money paid
  for a treat, by a married man caught in an intrigue.

SOLDIER’S bottle.  A large one.

SOLDIER’S MAWND.  A pretended soldier, begging with a
  counterfeit wound, which he pretends to have received at
  some famous siege or battle.

SOLDIER’S pomatum.  A piece of tallow candle.

Soldier.  A red herring.

SOLFA.  A parish clerk.

Solo player.  A miserable performer on any instrument,
  who always plays alone, because no one will stay in the
  room to hear him.

Solomon.  The mass.  Cant.

Son of PRATTLEMENT.  A lawyer.

Song.  He changed his song; he altered his account or
  evidence.  It was bought for an old song, i.e. very cheap. 
  His morning and his evening song do not agree; he tells a
  different story.

SOOTERKIN.  A joke upon the Dutch women, supposing
  that, by their constant use of stoves, which they place
  under their petticoats, they breed a kind of small animal in
  their bodies, called a sooterkin, of the size of a mouse,
  which when mature slips out.

Sop.  A bribe.  A sop for Cerberus; a bribe for a porter,
  turnkey, or gaoler.

SOPH. (Cambridge) An undergraduate in his second year.

Sorrel.  A yellowish red.  Sorrel pate; one having red
  hair.

Sorrow shall be his sops.  He shall repent this.  Sorrow
  go by me; a common expletive used by presbyterians
  in Ireland.

Sorry.  Vile, mean, worthless.  A sorry fellow, or hussy;
  a worthless man or woman.

Sot Weed. Tobacco.

Soul case.  The body.  He made a hole in his soul
  case; he wounded him.

Soul doctor, or driver.  A parson.

SOUNDERS.  A herd of swine.

Souse.  Not a souse; not a penny.  French.

Sow.  A fat woman.  He has got the wrong sow by the ear,
  he mistakes his man.  Drunk as David’s sow; see David’s
  sow.