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Definition
Synonym
schottisch
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
schottisch
scotch
schottisch
scottish
schottisch
adj
geogr.
Scottish; Scots
schottisch
adj
geogr.
Scottish, Scots
schottisch
,
schottisch
er Whisky
Scotch
schottisch
adj
geogr.
soc.
Scottish; Scotch (old-fashioned)
schottisch
adj
ling.
ein
schottisch
er Akzent
Scots
a Scots accent
Whisky
m
(
schottisch
)
Malzwhisky
ein Schluck Whisky
whisky (Scotch)
malt whisky
a slug of whisky
Whisky
m
(
schottisch
) ~Whiskey
Malzwhisky
ein Schluck Whisky
whisky (Scotch)
malt whisky
a slug of whisky
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Englische
scotch Synonyme
Scotch
canny
careful
chary
cheeseparing
conserving
economic
economical
economizing
forehanded
frugal
labor-saving
money-saving
parsimonious
penny-wise
provident
prudent
prudential
saving
scrimping
skimping
spare
sparing
thrifty
time-saving
unwasteful
wary
scotch
Vandyke
abrade
arrest
baffle
balk
bark
bearing rein
birthmark
bit
blast
blaze
blaze a trail
blemish
bloody
blotch
bottle up
brake
brand
brave
break
burn
caste mark
chafe
chain
chalk
chalk up
challenge
check
check off
checkmark
checkmate
checkrein
chip
chock
chop
cicatrix
cicatrize
circumvent
claw
cleft
clog
confound
confront
contravene
counter
counteract
countercheck
countermand
counterwork
crack
craze
crena
crenellate
crenulate
crimp
cross
curb
curb bit
cut
dam up
damp
dampen
damper
dapple
dash
defeat
define
defy
delay
delimit
demarcate
depression
destroy
detain
discolor
discoloration
discomfit
disconcert
discountenance
dish
disrupt
doorstop
dot
drag
drag sail
drift anchor
drift sail
drogue
earmark
elude
engrave
engraving
fetter
fleck
flick
flummox
foil
fracture
fray
frazzle
freckle
fret
frustrate
gall
gash
graving
hack
hatch
hinder
hold back
hold in check
hold up
holdback
hurt
impede
impress
imprint
incise
incision
indent
indentation
inhibit
injure
intercept
interfere
intermeddle
interrupt
intervene
jag
jog
joggle
jot
keep back
keep in check
kerf
knock the chocks
knurl
lacerate
lentigo
line
machicolate
macula
maim
make a mark
make mincemeat of
mark
mark off
mark out
marking
martingale
maul
meddle
mill
mole
mottle
mutilate
nevus
nick
nock
nonplus
notch
oppose
patch
pelham
pencil
pepper
perplex
picot
pierce
pink
point
polka dot
prick
print
punch
punctuate
puncture
remora
rend
repress
resist
restrain
retard
riddle
rip
ruin
run
rupture
sabotage
savage
scald
scallop
scar
scarification
scarify
scorch
score
scrape
scratch
scratching
scuff
sea anchor
seal
seam
serrate
set back
shackle
skin
slacken
slash
slit
snaffle
snub
speck
speckle
spike
splash
splotch
spoil
spoke
spot
sprain
stab
stain
stamp
stay
stick
stigma
stigmatize
stonewall
stop
schottisch Definition
Butter-
scotch
(
n.
)
A
kind
of
candy,
mainly
composed
of
sugar
and
butter.
Scotch
(
a.
)
Of
or
pertaining
to
Scotland,
its
language,
or
its
inhabitants
Scotch
(
n.
)
The
dialect
or
dialects
of
English
spoken
by
the
people
of
Scotland.
Scotch
(
n.
)
Collectively,
the
people
of
Scotland.
Scotch
(
v.
t.)
To
shoulder
up
Scotch
(
n.
)
A
chock,
wedge,
prop,
or
other
support,
to
prevent
slipping
Scotch
(
v.
t.)
To
cut
superficially
Scotch
(
n.
)
A
slight
cut
or
incision
Scotch
-hopper
(
n.
)
Hop
scotch
.
scotch Bedeutung
Scotch
terrier
Scottish
terrier
Scottie
old
Scottish
breed
of
small
long-haired
usually
black
terrier
with
erect
tail
and
ears
cellulose
tape
Scotch
tape
Sellotape
transparent
or
semitransparent
adhesive
tape
(trade
names
Scotch
tape
and
Sellotape)
used
for
sealing
or
attaching
or
mending
Scotch
broth
a
thick
soup
made
from
beef
or
mutton
with
vegetables
and
pearl
barley
Scotch
kiss
butter
scotch
candy
kiss
drop
scone
griddlecake
Scotch
pancake
a
scone
made
by
dropping
a
spoonful
of
batter
on
a
griddle
Scotch
egg
hardooked
egg
encased
in
sausage
meat
then
breaded
and
deep-fried
Scotch
woodcock
creamy
scrambled
eggs
on
toast
spread
with
anchovy
paste
Scotch
Scotch
whiskey
Scotch
whisky
malt
whiskey
malt
whisky
Scotch
malt
whiskey
Scotch
malt
whisky
whiskey
distilled
in
Scotland,
especially
whiskey
made
from
malted
barley
in
a
pot
still
Scotch
and
soda
a
highball
with
Scotch
malt
whiskey
and
club
soda
Scotch
pine
Scots
pine
Scotch
fir
Pinus
sylvestris
medium
large
two-needled
pine
of
northern
Europe
and
Asia
having
flaking
red-brown
bark
sweet
gale
Scotch
gale
Myrica
gale
bog
shrub
of
north
temperate
zone
having
bitter-tasting
fragrant
leaves
common
marigold
pot
marigold
ruddles
Scotch
marigold
Calendula
officinalis
the
common
European
annual
marigold
cotton
thistle
woolly
thistle
Scotch
thistle
Onopordum
acanthium
Onopordon
acanthium
biennial
Eurasian
white
hairy
thistle
having
pale
purple
flowers,
naturalized
in
North
America
Scotch
asphodel
Tofieldia
pusilla
false
asphodel
having
spikes
of
white
flowers,
of
mountainous
regions
of
Europe
common
broom
Scotch
broom
green
broom
Cytisus
scoparius
deciduous
erect
spreading
broom
native
to
western
Europe,
widely
cultivated
for
its
rich
yellow
flowers
Scotch
laburnum
Alpine
golden
chain
Laburnum
alpinum
an
ornamental
shrub
or
tree
of
the
genus
Laburnum
score
scotch
a
slight
surface
cut
(especially
a
notch
that
is
made
to
keep
a
tally)
scotch
make
a
small
cut
or
score
into
scotch
tape
sellotape
fasten
or
attach
with
sellotape,
The
hotel
manager
scotch
taped
a
note
to
the
guest's
door
thwart
queer
spoil
scotch
foil
cross
frustrate
baffle
bilk
hinder
or
prevent
(the
efforts,
plans,
or
desires)
of,
What
ultimately
frustrated
every
challenger
was
Ruth's
amazing
September
surge,
foil
your
opponent
economical
frugal
scotch
sparing
stinting
avoiding
waste,
an
economical
meal,
an
economical
shopper,
a
frugal
farmer,
a
frugal
lunch,
a
sparing
father
and
a
spending
son,
sparing
in
their
use
of
heat
and
light,
stinting
in
bestowing
gifts,
thrifty
because
they
remember
the
great
Depression,
`
scotch
'
is
used
only
informally
Scots
Scottish
Scotch
of
or
relating
to
or
characteristic
of
Scotland
or
its
people
or
culture
or
its
English
dialect
or
Gaelic
language,
Scots
Gaelic,
the
Scots
community
in
New
York,
`Scottish'
tends
to
be
the
more
formal
term
as
in
`The
Scottish
Symphony'
or
`Scottish
authors'
or
`Scottish
mountains',
`Scotch'
is
in
disfavor
with
Scottish
people
and
is
used
primarily
outside
Scotland
except
in
such
frozen
phrases
as
`Scotch
broth'
or
`Scotch
whiskey'
or
`Scotch
plaid'
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