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Meanings of Scot in English
Usage of Scot in English
1
The 52-year-old Scot is concerned about the security situation in Northern Ireland.
2
The very name, 'Scot,' in ancient times meant a person from Ireland.
3
And they are still no where near the late, great Scot's accent.
4
But the Scot had not counted on young English sprinter Mike McFarlane.
5
Are you familiar with a former Secret Service agent named Scot Harvath?
6
As a Scot myself, I think this is going a little far.
7
Are we doing this or not? Scot asked, gesturing to my room.
8
By the window was a Scot in kilts, who was equally tall.
9
Major McCoy was a tough little Scot who carried himself neatly erect.
10
He is a Scot, from one of the lochs of the North.
11
A Scot is always a reformer and a preacher, in his heart.
12
The quietly spoken, humble Scot originally set out to be a painter.
13
Then to church again, and heard a simple Scot preach most tediously.
14
The outspoken Scot did not identify the targets of his verbal volley.
15
The Scot is happy with his game, less so with his ankle.
16
No other Scot has ever made me more proud to be Scottish.
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Scot through the time
Scot across language varieties
United Kingdom
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