Scotch |
of or pertaining to Scotland or its people, culture, dialect, or the like; Scottish. [4 definitions] |
scotch |
to end abruptly. [4 definitions] |
Scotch broth |
a thick soup consisting of mutton, vegetables, and barley. |
Scotch grain |
a coarse, pebbled leather, used esp. for men's shoes. |
Scotch-Irish |
of mixed Scottish and Irish ancestry. [2 definitions] |
Scotchman |
see "Scotsman." |
Scotch pine |
a hardy pine, native to Europe and Asia, that is grown for lumber and as a Christmas tree. |
Scotch tape |
trademark for a transparent or semitransparent cellulose adhesive tape. |
Scotch terrier |
see "Scottish terrier." |
Scotch whisky |
whiskey that has been distilled in Scotland, usu. from malted barley. |
Scotchwoman |
see "Scotswoman." |
scoter |
any of several large dark diving ducks of northern coastal waters. |
scot-free |
entirely free from harm, punishment, or duty. |
Scotland |
a division of the United Kingdom, comprising the northern part of Great Britain and nearby islands. |
Scotland Yard |
the metropolitan police force of London, esp. the detective branch. [2 definitions] |
scotopia |
normal vision in dim light. (Cf. photopia.) |
Scots |
see "Scottish." |
Scotsman |
a man who is a native or inhabitant of Scotland, or a male of Scottish descent. |
Scotswoman |
a woman who is a native or inhabitant of Scotland, or a female of Scottish descent. |
Scotticism |
a characteristically Scottish pronunciation, figure of speech, or the like. |
Scottie |
see "Scottish terrier." |