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Meanings of scotchman in English
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Examples for "Scot"
Examples for "Scot"
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?
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.
Usage of scotchman in English
1
When the leader of the rebellion murmured against this, the Scotchman answered:
2
As the door closed, Harrigan turned in stupid amazement upon the Scotchman.
3
The narrator adds, In America they would have lynched the too-jovial Scotchman.
4
The upper lip of the Scotchman was a straight line of resolution.
5
Then the Scotchman, Cuthbert Vane and I set off through the woods.
6
The Scotchman was down by the drivers fussing around with a lantern.
7
The Scotchman came down, with a pail in one hand, and looked.
8
Even through the gloom he caught the glint of the Scotchman's eye.
9
The young man turned his eyes again upon the big Canadian Scotchman.
10
He was a Scotchman, but he had lived in many a land.
11
The sharp voice of the Scotchman, however, brought them to their senses.
12
I laughed, and then we turned our attention to the young Scotchman.
13
It is drunken Andrew the Scotchman, turned into a dead English knight.
14
The young Scotchman had an uneasy feeling that his footsteps were dodged.
15
The old Scotchman, Macdonald, came out after the first lecture somewhat crestfallen.
16
John Paul Jones was a Scotchman by birth; an American by adoption.
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