scot

Definitions

Examples

• It is disappointing and, frankly, frightening that Thompson walked away from his repugnant Sea World excursion scot-free.

• This allows news reporters to translate whatever is said by a Scot being interviewed into whatever will make the most news.

• While the police may walk away scot-free, we still remember what they did.

• David Tennant, the Doctor before Smith, was another Scot but he adopted an English accent for the role.

• Or, alternatively, we could run away scot-free down Fifth Avenue and pause now and then to inseminate someone.

• He paused, and to illustrate the imperious humor of the Scot, he waved his fingers and a red wrister at me.

• At the mention of the doughty Scot I pounded the floor with my crutch and repeated "Dug—dug—dug."

• “Perhaps I div,” returned the Scot, with that touch of cynicism which is occasionally seen in his race.

• Like our Scot, he had gained admission to the place through the influence of a friendly thief.

• With all the fiery enthusiasm of the Gael, he possessed to an unusual degree the caution of the Lowland Scot.