SCOTS

SCOTS


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Dictionary definitions:


Word: scots

A local tax, paid originally to the lord or ruler and later to a sheriff.


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Mary
Rob Roy portrayals
Aberdeen folk
Aberdeen residents
Aberdonians
Andrew Carnegie and Alexander Graham Bell
Ayr men
Ayr natives
Bairn raisers
Battle of Bannockburn victors
Belle & Sebastian
Boswell and Carlyle
Boswell et al.
British Open hosts
Burns and Barrie
Burns and Hume
Burns and more
Burnss tongue
Burns
Caber tossers
Carlyles kinfolk
Dumbarton denizens
Dumfries denizen
Dundee denizens
Dundee residents
Edinburgh dwellers
Edinburgh natives
Edinburghers
English variety
Ewan McGregor and Sean Connery
Fife folks
Firth class?
Folks near firths
Gaels
Glasgow folk
Glasgow guys
Glasgow language
Glasgow natives
Glasgow residents
Glaswegians
Hebrides populace
Highlanders
Highlanders and lowlanders
Kilt people
Kilt wearers
Language of Dundee
Macbeth and Macduff
Macbeths subjects
Many golfers at Saint Andrews
McIntoshes
Most Prestwick Airport patrons
Nae sayers
Nae sayers?
Natives of Bathgate
Rob Roy et al.
Rob Roy
Robert Burns and Sean Connery
Sean Connery and others
Sean Connery et al.
Skye natives
Stirling citizens
Tartan hose wearers
The Bruces men
They originated golf.
Bagpipers.
Wha hae wi' Wallace bled?
Pipers in the glen.
Brigadoon players.
One of their favorite games is curling.
They invented golf.
Men of Maxwelltown.
Subjects of Elizabeth II.
Dundee's indigenes.
Clan members
Roderick Dhu and men.
Natives of Inverness.
Clansmen.
Wallace's warriors.
Wallace's men.
Members of the Black Watch.
Skye dwellers.
Macduff and others
Kilties.
Lauder and others
___, wha hae ...
Natives of Perth
Lauder and Connery, e.g.
The Macbeths, for example
Haggis fanciers
Culloden Moor fighters: 1746
The Bruce's men
Natives of Dundee
Macbeth and Rob Roy
McIntoshes, e.g.
Carlyle's kinfolk
Andrew Carnegie and Alexander Graham Bell, by birth
Glaswegians, e.g.
Highlanders, e.g.
Burns's tongue
Language in which the first four cardinal numbers are ane, twa, three and fower
Language with a trilled r
It's spoken in Aberdeen
Glaswegians, Aberdonians etc
United Kingdom language
Mary, Queen of __
Typical bagpipers
Bagpipe players
Edinburghers, for instance
Aberdonians, for instance
Language whose Wikipedia was largely built by one contributor who isnt fluent in this language
Language in which a nutty person might be told Yer bum's oot the windae
Language in which you might be greeted Hullo, hoo are ye?
It assesses corrupt statesmen
South Beds.? They weren't born here!
Language spoken in the Lowlands
Glaswegians, say
Drunks drinking drop of Caledonian?
Dragoons describing Rob Roy and An Elegy to listeners?
Edinburgh residents
Some Lords
Secret agent portrayers Sean Connery and David McCallum, for two




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