Dictionary
Six public-domain dictionaries, read side by side.
Terms
11,616- Scot
- Scot-Free
- Scotal; Scotale
- Scotch
- Scotch Rite
- Scotch Terrier
- Scotch-Hopper
- Scotching
- Scotchman
- Scoter
- Scoth
- Scotia
- Scotist
- Scotograph
- Scotoma
- Scotomy
- Scotoscope
- Scots
- Scotsman
- Scottering
- Scotticism
- Scotticize
- Scottish
- Scottish Terrier
- Scoundrel
- Scoundreldom
- Scoundrelism
- Scour
- Scourage
- Scourer
- SCOURGE.
- Scourger
- Scourging
- Scourse
- Scouse
- Scout
- Scovel
- Scow
- Scowl
- Scowlingly
- Scrabbed Eggs
- Scrabble
- Scraber
- Scraffle
- Scrag
- Scrag-Necked
- Scragged
- Scraggedness
- Scraggily
- Scragginess
- Scraggy
- Scragly
- Scramble
- Scrambled Eggs
- Scrambler
- Scrambling
- Scranch
- Scranky
- Scrannel
- Scranny
- Scrap
- Scrapbook
- Scrape
- Scrapepenny
- Scraper
- Scraping
- Scrappily
- Scrapple
- Scrappy
- Scrat
- Scratch
- Scratch Coat
- Scratch Player; Scratch Runner
- Scratchback
- Scratchbrush
- Scratcher
- Scratching
- Scratchweed
- Scratchwork
- Scratchy
- Scraw
- Scrawl
- Scrawler
- Scrawny
- Scray
- Screable
- Screak
- Scream
- Screamer
- Screaming
- Scree
- Screech
- SCREECH-OWL.
- Screechers
- Screechy
- Screed
- Screen
- Screenings
- Screw
- Screw-Cutting
- Screw-Driver
- Screwer
- Screwing
- Scribable
- Scribatious
- Scribbet
- Scribble
- Scribblement
- Scribbler
- Scribbling
- Scribblingly
- SCRIBE.
- Scriber
- Scribes
- Scribism
- Scrid
- Scriggle
- Scrim
- Scrimer
- Scrimmage
- Scrimp
- Scrimping
- Scrimpingly
- Scrimpness
- Scrimption
- Scrimshaw
- Scrine
- Scringe
- SCRIP,
- Scrippage
- Script
- Scriptorium
- Scriptory
- Scriptural
- Scripturalism
- Scripturalist
- Scripturally
- Scripturalness
- SCRIPTURE.
- Scripturian
- Scripturist
- Scrit
- Scritch
- Scrivener
- Scrobicula
- Scrobicular
- Scrobiculate; Scrobiculated
- Scrod; Scrode
- Scroddled Ware
- Scrofula
- Scrofulide
- Scrofulous
- Scrog
- Scroggy
- Scroll
- Scrolled
- Scrophularia
- Scrophulariaceous
- Scrotal
- Scrotiform
- Scrotocele
- Scrotum
- Scrouge
- Scrow
- Scroyle
- Scrub
- Scrubbed
- Scrubber
- Scrubboard
- Scrubby
- Scrubstone
- Scruff
- Scrummage
- Scrumptious
- Scrunch
- Scruple
- Scrupler
- Scrupulist
- Scrupulize
- Scrupulosity
- Scrupulous
- Scrutable
- Scrutation
- Scrutator
- Scrutin De Liste
- Scrutineer
- Scrutinize
- Scrutinizer
- Scrutinous
- Scrutiny
- Scrutoire
- Scruze
- Scry
- Scud
- Scuddle
- Scudo
- Scuff
- Scuffle
- Scuffler
- Scug
3 entries 1 source
Scot
Open directlyWebster's 1828 Dictionary · 1828 1 of 3
Part of speech: noun (n.)
A name for a horse. [Obs.] Chaucer.
Webster's 1828 Dictionary · 1828 2 of 3
Part of speech: noun (n.)
A native or inhabitant of Scotland; a Scotsman, or Scotchman.
Webster's 1828 Dictionary · 1828 3 of 3
Part of speech: noun (n.)
A portion of money assessed or paid; a tax or contribution; a mulct; a fine; a shot. Scot and lot, formerly, a parish assessment laid on subjects according to their ability. [Eng.] Cowell. Now, a phrase for obligations of every kind regarded collectivelly. Experienced men of the world know very well that it is best to pay scot and lot as they go along. Emerson.