Scot is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SCOT in dictionary:

NOUN:
• (historical) money assessed or paid
• a native of Scotland or a person of Scottish descent.
• a member of a Gaelic people that migrated from Ireland to Scotland around the late 5th century.
• payment or tax
• A name for a horse.
• A native or inhabitant of Scotland; a Scotsman, or Scotchman.
• A portion of money assessed or paid; a tax or contribution; a mulct; a fine; a shot.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a tax

Words related to SCOT

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Words that contain SCOT

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How to use SCOT in a sentence

• Thus the band shot, each in turn, some getting off scot free, and some winning a buffet that always sent them to the grass.
• If this girl was a daughter of the old Scot, not even a whiskey-trader could safely lay hands on her.
• Take this Scot, therefore, use him as thy bond-slave if thou wilt, only let him beware how he comes before the eyes of Richard.
• The venerable, gray-haired old Scot, being duly called, came forward and took the stand.
• David of Strathbolgie, Earl of Athol, had a better right to be called a Scot than Umfraville or Beaumont.
• A Scot from his own countryside had recently settled in the neighborhood, and at the Sabbath gathering he had seen and approved his daughter.
• The two had met in the days when an adventurous Scot set up in business at Cape Juby in the extreme South, where I believe his Majesty Lebaudy the First is now king.
• The Scot and the Englishman both lodged here, above a harness-maker and a worker in fine woods.
• Bates, wiry, intelligent Scot that he was, sat, his arms crossed and his broad jaw firmly set, regarding them both with contempt in his mind.
• It is not, of course, only the young Scot whose thought turns in the moment of death to the hearth of his home with vivid memories of his mother.
• Scot was waiting for him in the hall when he returned late that night.
• It may be only a local success, it may not much affect the English reader, but it is of sure appeal to the lowland Scot.
• The shield of the Scot displayed his old bearing, the leopard, but with the addition of a collar and broken chain, in allusion to his late captivity.
• Scot, who were introduced by the duke of Queensberry to her majesty.
• Reginald Scot decidedly made his Protestant boast too soon.
• He was an honest Scot, not too sharp-witted, but straight as a die.
• Of the two combatants, one was an Irishman, named after his native mountain in Tipperary, Phelem-ghe-Madone, and the other a Scot, named Helmsgail.
• Hayes, nineteenth President, was a Scot who settled in Windsor prior to 1680.
• James Buchanan, fifteenth President, was of Ulster Scot parentage.
• It is difficult for an Irishman to write about the Irish, or for a Scot to write about the Scottish, without hurting the feelings of his countrymen.
• They said nothing, for until he has made up his mind a Scot will not answer.
• A young but capable Scot was chosen as manager to the enterprise, and the cares of business never again afflicted Joseph Finsbury.

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