Scottish

[ˈskɒtɪʃ]

Scottish Definition

• 1. relating to Scotland or its people
• 2. of or in the Scots dialect

Using Scottish: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "Scottish" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  She has Scottish ancestry.

• Example

  The Scottish Highlands are known for their natural beauty.

• Example

  He speaks with a strong Scottish accent.

Scottish Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for Scottish

• Caledonian
• Scots

Phrases with Scottish

• the Scottish play

  a nickname for William Shakespeare's play Macbeth, believed by some to be cursed

  Example

  Actors often avoid saying the name of the Scottish play while in a theater to avoid bad luck.

• Scottish terrier

  a small, sturdy breed of dog with a distinctive wiry coat and short legs

  Example

  The Scottish terrier is a popular breed of dog among pet owners.

• Scottish fold

  a breed of cat with ears that fold forward and downward

  Example

  The Scottish fold is known for its unique appearance and friendly personality.

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Summary: Scottish in Brief

The term 'Scottish' [ˈskɒtɪʃ] refers to anything related to Scotland or its people, including the Scots dialect. Examples include 'She has Scottish ancestry,' and 'The Scottish Highlands are known for their natural beauty.' The term also extends into phrases like 'the Scottish play,' referring to Shakespeare's Macbeth, and 'Scottish terrier,' a breed of dog.