Sconse

The second of December we burned our sconse, and fourteene of our men going further into the Islande brought certaine of the countreymen prisoners, and being abord our ships taught them what they shoulde doe. ❋ Unknown (2003)

In the ende of my march upon some convenient plot would I have raised another sconse according to the former, where I would have left fiftene or twentie. ❋ Unknown (1902)

And if it would have fallen out conveniently, in the way I would have raised my saide sconse upon some Corne fielde, that my company might have lived upon it. ❋ Unknown (1902)

In the ende of my march vpon some conuenient plot would I haue raised another sconse according to the former, where I would haue left fiftene or twentie. ❋ Richard Hakluyt (1584)

And if it would haue fallen out conueniently, in the way I would haue raised my saide sconse vpon some Corne fielde, that my company might haue liued vpon it. ❋ Richard Hakluyt (1584)

My meaning was further at the head of the River in the place of my descent where I would have left my boates, to have raised a sconse with a small trench, and a pallisado upon the top of it, in the which, and in the guard of my boates I would have left five and twentie, or thirtie men, with the rest would I have marched with as much victuall as every man could have ❋ Unknown (1902)

I'm thinking of [heading] to the trooms on saturday for a sconse or Im meeting the [ster] for a sconse [later on] ❋ Patrick Burke (2005)

"[Ah], I was [sconsing] some [bird], couldn't make it..." ❋ NUI (2003)

...at NY fashion week: "That couple in the front row are just so [sconse]" ...[leafing] through an old copy of Rolling stone: "[Depeche Mode] must be the most sconse band of all time. Their suits are so sharp you could shave with them." ❋ Polohogoromojo (2014)

[eg]. [mate] im sconsing tonight. eg. im on the 'sconse' ([abbreviation]) ❋ Joe Nobinson (2007)

Did you see that [car] , I had a [quick] [sconse] ❋ Fallguy204 (2021)