Definitions

1. noun

A person from Scotland.

“The scot was proud of his heritage and his love for traditional Scottish music.”

2. verb

To extort or exact money from someone, especially by intimidation or blackmail.

“The gang was suspected of scotching money from local businesses.”

3. verb

To get rid of or put an end to something.

“The new policy will scotch the rumors of the company going bankrupt.”

4. noun

A plant of the genus Scoteleonia, having yellow or orange flowers.

“The scotice plant is a popular choice for its vibrant flowers in gardens.”

5. verb

To make something sour or unpleasantly sharp.

“The scotch in the whisky made my face pucker.”