SCOT

SCOT


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Word: scot
Word origin: late Old English, from Old Norse skot ‘a shot’, reinforced by Old French escot, of Germanic origin; related to shot1.
Phonetic: skɒt
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a payment corresponding to a modern tax, rate, or other assessed contribution.


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Great ___!
Nae sayer
Nae sayer?
The Flying ___
Nae sayer
Rob Roy extra
104D wearer
Aberdeen fellow
Aberdeen native
Aberdeen resident
Aberdonian
Aberdonian or Glaswegian
Adam Smith
Alexander Graham Bell was one
An immigrant to N Brit. in the 6th century
Andrew Carnegie
Angus
Arthur Conan Doyle
Auto racer Jackie Stewart
Ayr resident
Bagpiper
Bagpipes player
Bairn
Barrie or Burns
Bathgate native
Bell or Watt
Bluebonnet
Bobby Thompson was one
Boswell or Burns
Boswell was one
Burns or Barrie
Burns or Kidd
Burns
Caber caster
Caber thrower
Caber tosser
Captain Kidd or J.K. Rowling
Captain Kidd or Sean Connery
Captain Kidd
Carlyle was one
Carnegie or Bell
Carnegie
Celtic
Citizen of Edinburgh
Clan man
Clan member
Claymore wearer
Computer connection
Connery by birth
Connery
Craig Ferguson
Cumbernauld resident
Dr. Livingstone was one
Dr. Livingstone
Dumbarton denizen
Dumbarton native
Dumfries denizen
Dumfries dude
Duncan I
Dundee citizen
Dundee denizen
Dundee dude
Dundee dweller
Dundee fellow
Dundee lad
Dundee man
Dundee native
Dundee resident
Dunfermline native
Dweller in Clydebank
Edinborough natives small bed (4)
Edinburgh citizen
Edinburgh native
Edinburgh or Glasgow resident
Edinburgh resident
Edinburgher heading for single bed (4)
Falkirk citizen
Fiddler Johnny Cunningham
Fife fellow
Fifer?
Free opening?
Gael
Galwegian
Gent from Aberdeen
Get off ___ free
Get off ___-free
Get off free
Glasgow citizen
Glasgow dweller
Glasgow guy
Glasgow native
Glasgow resident
Glaswegian
Glaswegian or Edinburgher
Glengarry wearer
Golfer Colin Montgomerie is one
Golfer Colin Montgomerie
Golfer Montgomerie
Gordon Brown
Graham Bell
Groundskeeper Willie
Guy from Glasgow
Guy on the bagpipes
He followed Ma for good luck
Hebrides native
Highlander
Highlander or Lowlander
His emblem is the thistle flower
Inverclyde resident
Inverness dweller
Inverness inhabitant
Inverness native
James Barrie
James Herriot or J.K. Rowling
James Herriot
James Watt
Kilt wearer
Kilt-wearer
Kilted one
Kiltie?
Lady MacBeth
Loch Lomond local
Loch Ness local
Macbeth or Macduff
Macbeth
Macintosh
Man from Aberdeen
Man from Dundee
Man from Fife
Man of Dundee
Many a bagpiper
Many a person whose name starts Mac
Many a wearer of plaid
Mary Stuart is a famous one
Mathematician Napier
Midlothian native
Moira Shearer
Muriel Spark or Robert Burns
Nae-sayer
Nae-sayer?
Native of Aberdeen or Dundee
Native of Ayr
Native of Glasgow
One born near the Butt of Lewis
One famously conscious of cost
One from Dundee
Part of the U.K.
Person of the Hebrides
Person whose name begins Mc-
Person whose name starts Mc-
Person whose name starts with Mac-
Perth resident
Philosopher David Hume
Pollard of the NBA
Queen Mary was one
Queen Marys subject
Queen Mary
RLS was one
Resident of Dundee
Resident of the Land of Cakes
Rob Roy or Captain Kidd
Rob Roy was one
Rob Roy
Robbie Burns
Robert Burns was one
Robert Burns
Robert III
Robert Louis Stevenson
Robert the Bruce or Robert Burns
Robert the Bruce subject
Sean Connery is one
Sean Connery
Sir Walter Scott
Sixth-century Great Britain settler
Skye guy
Skye resident
Skye sight
Speaker with a burr
Sporran sporter
St. Andrews Day observer
St. Andrews golf club member
St. Andrews resident
Stirling citizen
Stirling fellow
Stirling man
Tam sporter
Tam wearer
Tartan wearer
Tax; levy
The Proclaimers countryman
Thomas Lipton
Typical Burns supper attendee
Uncle Scrooge
Watt was one
What Watt was
William Wallace
___-free
___-free (unpunished)
___-free (without punishment)
-free
Hector McNeil, for instance.
Man of Glengarry.
Queen Elizabeth, for example.
Sir David Fyfe, for instance.
Native of Nairn.
Sir Harry Lauder, for instance.
Member of a clan.
Canny and clanny.
Clansman.
Native of Dundee.
Man of Aberdeen.
His heart's in the Highlands.
Thompson of the Giants is one.
Mary Stuart, for one.
Hero of The Hasty Heart.
3 Down, for instance.
Campbell
Man from the Orkneys.
Angus or Sandy.
Man of Maxwelton.
James I of England.
Dowager Queen Elizabeth is one.
Scott was one.
Roderick Dhu.
Native of Inverness.
Native of Aberdeen.
Person from Peeblesshire.
Synonym for 31 Down.
Dandie Dinmont.
Free
Part of U. K.: Abbr.
Great ___, a variety of potato.
Man from Glengarry.
___ free (unharmed).
British subject?
John Paul Jones was one, by birth.
Robert the Bruce.
Scott, for example.
Bobbie Burns.
Man from Dumfries.
Man with a burr.
Lochinvar.
Hebrides resident.
Macbeth, for one.
Glengarry man.
Burns, for one.
Mary Garden, for one.
Native of Perth.
Lauder, for one.
Man of Perth.
Watt, for one.
Edinburgher.
James I, for one
___ tax
Sir Walter was one
Britisher
Canny man
Scott, for one
Word with free
Haggis fancier
Man from Dumbarton
Rob Roy, e.g.
Burns or Lauder
Highlands native
Resident of Perth
Loch Ness man
Culloden fighter
Inverness resident
Man with a caber
Orkney native
Haggis-eater
Robert I was one
Perth native
Burns or Lauder, e.g.
Watt or Burns
___ and lot (old levy)
Kind of free
Orkney dweller
Loch Ness resident
Bagpiper, for one
Carlyle, e.g.
Assess for tax
Citizen of Dumfries
Native of Inverness-shire
Pibroch player.
Man from Inverness
Warrior at Culloden Moor: 1746
Macbeth, e.g.
Roderick Dhu, e.g.
James M. Barrie, e.g.
Culloden Moor fighter
Burns or Macbeth
Watt or Adam Smith
Tartan donner
Monarch Mary was one
William Wallace, for one
Burns or Watt
Glaswegian, e.g.
Robert Bruce, e.g.
Lauder or Burns
Arran resident
Duncan I, e.g.
Bagpipe player
Mull resident
Ayr native
Robert Burns, e.g.
Carlyle
Native of Edinburgh
Burns was one
Connery, for one
Barrie or Burns, e.g.
Sean Connery, e.g.
Burns, e.g.
Robert Burns, for one
Person whose name begins Mc-, often
Macintosh, e.g.
Sean Connery, for one
Person whose name starts with Mac-, maybe
Person whose name starts Mc-, maybe
Angus, maybe
Mathematician Napier, for one
59-Across, e.g.
Robert Louis Stevenson, e.g.
St. Andrew's Day observer
Sean Connery, nationally speaking
Highlander, e.g.
Alexander Graham Bell, by birth
Automaker David Dunbar Buick, by birth
Cock-a-leekie eater
Many a person whose name starts Mc-
Alexander Graham Bell, for one
The economist Adam Smith, for one
Duncan or Banquo
One celebrating the holiday Hogmanay
J. K. Rowling, by residence
Person whose name might start with Mc-
Orkney resident
Orkneyan or Shetlander
Traditional wearer of plaid
One whose coat of arms displays a unicorn
Watt, e.g.
North Briton
Northerner - tax
Tax - Northerner
One from the north
Highlander, for example
One from north of the border
Native of country of the UK
Someone from north of the border?
A Caledonian?
Someone from Dundee?
Eg Aberdonian
First of Carlings imbibed by drunk Caledonian
Old tax
---- free: originally free from penalties of taxation
One such as William Wallace, of course, decapitated
See 23
National course? Not at first
Caledonian mother leaving something for luck
Cost worried Jock
Northerner initially operating in southern court
Bed allocated to small European
Tax Gordon Brown, perhaps
Writer's king, say, on the continent today for free?
Old tax - of course, not the first
Tax that's imposed on books
Novelist said what kind of person he was
Mac is small computer on trial, initially
Old payment business set in stone
Conan Doyle, for one
Ewan McGregor, for one
One with a unicorn as a heraldic symbol
Annie Lennox, by birth
Many a clan member
Andy Murray, by birth
One of Mary Stuarts people
Robert the Bruce, for one
Golfer at Royal Troon, often
Macbeth, by birth
Robbie Coltrane, e.g.
Secret of behaving badly and escaping punishment
Whisky chain ignored Frank, incurring no penalty
20% cider guzzled by drunk northerner
Historical payment for spy to remove uniform
Historical tax for one joining union in 1707
GA's neighbour with limitless vote for old tax
Typical kilt wearer
One from Edinburgh
Being a __ (Sean Connery book)
Carnegie, by birth
Connery, proudly
What was Watt?
Person from Edinburgh
Traditional kilt wearer
Traditional bagpipe player
Glaswegian, for instance
Andrew Carnegie, originally
Paisley person
iNae/i sayer?
Firth person?
Annie Lennox, e.g.
Annie Lennox, e.g.
Shetland resident
Person who might shout, Ill gie ye a skelpit lug!
Singer Susan Boyle, e.g.
Tony Blair, by birth
Tony Blair, by birth
Person who may speak with a brogue
Native of Glasgow, e.g.
Writer's homophonous compatriot
Glasgow gal
Get off ___-free (escape punishment)
National leader veers off racecourse
Lipton of tea fame, for one
Long journey
... one of two left over in Chequers originally
Imprisons Catholic girl heartlessly
Caledonian
Author having no time finally for his compatriot
Course denied a person like N Sturgeon
National frontrunner absent from Gold Cup venue
9, say, a good person holding firm
Caledonian boozer tours clubs
Second bed tax
Northerner will need second home in country
Whisky maker often caught coming in drunk
Craig Ferguson, for one
Aberdonian, e.g.
Paisley native
Levy
Bell, by birth
Highlander, perhaps
Edinburgher, for instance
Seen in royal racecourse, topless Northerner
Person in Paisley
Person in Paisley
Person from Paisley, say
Highlander, perhaps heading away from the racecourse
Person from Paisley
Highlander, say
Edinburgher, for one
Voter on a failed 2014 independence referendum
Shetland native
Logan Roy, originally, e.g.
Archaic form of local taxation
Bagpipe player, often
Resident of Edinburgh
Person who might call a child a bairn
J. M. Barrie, for one
Many a Burns Night celebrant
Aberdonian, say
Byron, by ancestry
Many a cullen-skink eater
Northerner races just outside London, missing the start
Edinburgher or Glaswegian
Maybe Miss Jean Brodie snuck out, forgetting all about primes




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