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Smalls is SCA jargon for a [[child]] or [[Minor]].
'''Smalls''' is [[SCAism|SCA jargon]] for a [[child]] or [[Minor]].
It is also a 19th Century English word for [[underwear|underclothes]].
It is also a [[19th Century]] [[English]] word for [[underwear|underclothes]].


The exact word "smalls" is not medeival, however the plural form "smale" or "smalle" appears to be a medieval way of referring to children (as well as occasionally other small things).
The exact word "smalls" is not [[medieval]], however the plural form "smale" or "smalle" appears to be a medieval way of referring to children (as well as occasionally other small things).
http://slumberland.org/sca/articles/smalls.html


see also:
See also:
* http://slumberland.org/sca/articles/smalls.html
*[[Minor]]

*[[child]]
[[category:SCAism]]

Latest revision as of 12:34, 4 April 2006

Smalls is SCA jargon for a child or Minor. It is also a 19th Century English word for underclothes.

The exact word "smalls" is not medieval, however the plural form "smale" or "smalle" appears to be a medieval way of referring to children (as well as occasionally other small things).

See also: