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Rh *scavagium:—scavage or schewage, toll exacted from merchants for goods exposed for sale, or paid when imported goods are shown at the Custom-house.
 * scavaldus:—a collector of scavage.
 * scawanga. See scavagium.
 * sceithmannus:—a pirate.
 * scelda. See selda.
 * scenerium:—a courtyard (?).
 * sceppa:—a skep. See esceppa.
 * sceurum:—a granary; a repository.
 * schaffa:—a sheaf.
 * schavaldus. See scavaldus.
 * schaveldarius:—a moss trooper.
 * schela:—a bell; a strap.
 * schilla:—a small bell; a dish.
 * schillingus:—a shilling.
 * schira:—a shire; a shire court; payment for exemption from attending thereat.
 * schirmannus:—the ruler of a shire; a sheriff.
 * schopa:—a shop.
 * scilicet:—to wit.
 * scindallum:—cendal.
 * scindifaber:—a bladesmith.
 * scinditorium:—trencher bread.
 * scindula:—shingle for roofing; lath; a blade.
 * scindularius:—a bladesmith.
 * sciper, sciprus:—a skipper, a captain of a ship.
 * scira. See schira.
 * scisellum:—a chisel.
 * scisimus:—a fur, gris.
 * scissor:—a tailor.
 * scissorium:—a trencher.
 * scitus:—site. For situs.
 * sclauma:—a cloak.
 * sclavus:—a slave.
 * sclopeta:—a gun.
 * sclopetarius:—a musketeer.
 * sclopetum:—a gun; an arquebus.
 * sclusa:—a dam; a sluice.
 * scochia:—a scutcheon.
 * scolastizare:—to study.
 * scuncha, sconsa:—a sconce.
 * scopellus:—a knife; a chisel; a lancet; used for scapilus.
 * scopeta:—a gun.
 * scoppa:—a shop.
 * scorcium:—bark.
 * scoria:—dross; a score.
 * scorium:—a mat.
 * scortum:—escort.
 * scota:—scot; tax.
 * scotagium. See scutagium.
 * scotalla, scotallum:—a contribution for liquor for forest officers; a feast provided by contribution.
 * scoticare:—to naturalise a man in Scotland.
 * scotta. See scota.
 * scottare:—to pay scot.
 * scottum. See scota.
 * scribania:—an office in Guienne, registry.
 * scrinea, scrineum:—a screen.
 * scrinialis, scriniarius:—a scrivener.
 * scrinium:—a shrine.
 * scriptorium:—a writing room.
 * scrivabile paperum:—writing paper.
 * scrobula:—a robe worn by female pilgrims.