scotsman (Meaning)
Wordnet
scotsman (n)
a native or inhabitant of Scotland
Webster
scotsman (n.)
See Scotchman.
Synonyms & Antonyms of scotsman
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
scotsman Sentence Examples
- The kilted Scotsman proudly proclaimed his Scottish heritage.
- The Scotsman's accent was thick and difficult to understand for outsiders.
- The brave Scotsman fought valiantly in the battle, earning the respect of his enemies.
- The Scotsman's bagpipes filled the air with a haunting melody.
- The Scotsman's whisky was smooth and renowned throughout the world.
- The Scotsman's haggis was a traditional dish that divided opinions.
- The Scotsman's clan loyalty ran deep, connecting him to his ancestors.
- The Scotsman's plaid was a colorful symbol of his Scottish identity.
- The Scotsman's hospitality was legendary, welcoming guests with open arms.
- The Scotsman's humor was often dry and witty, making him a popular companion.
FAQs About the word scotsman
a native or inhabitant of ScotlandSee Scotchman.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The kilted Scotsman proudly proclaimed his Scottish heritage.
The Scotsman's accent was thick and difficult to understand for outsiders.
The brave Scotsman fought valiantly in the battle, earning the respect of his enemies.
The Scotsman's bagpipes filled the air with a haunting melody.
