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Meanings of Scotsman in English
Usage of Scotsman in English
1
The Scotsman, who calls Melbourne home, said the property was an investment.
2
Six large, guilty-looking Scotsman who apparently had nothing to say for themselves.
3
There was one Scotsman whose letters I used to have to write.
4
Vengeance spoke in the sombre fire that blazed in every Scotsman's eye.
5
The advice of consultant, Scotsman David McGregor, was central to the decision.
6
The technician in charge was a canny white-haired Scotsman named John McKenzie.
7
He was a Scotsman, and traded in fish, and had many ships.
8
In 1733, Thomas Stewart, great-grandson of the Scotsman, was master of Riverview.
9
But the Scotsman, unseen by the vainglorious half-caste, shook his head fiercely.
10
Allan was a Scotsman by birth, the others were from New England.
11
An Englishman, an Irishman and a Scotsman walk into a petrol station.
12
The Scotsman's sharp question was accompanied by the searching of astonished eyes.
13
He is a manufacturer, and as hard-headed and practical as a Scotsman.
14
Such rudeness, though warranted, was only to be expected from a Scotsman.
15
With flashing eyes, Justine Delande sprang up, facing the flinty-hearted old Scotsman.
16
My cousin says he is a Scotsman born, and you like Scotland.
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