الإنجليزية الجغرافية والثقافية - Scottish English

(Scottish) a child, either a son or daughter

(Scottish) very small in size

(Scottish; plural only) shopping, groceries, or errands

(Scottish) a foolish or silly person

(Scottish) bold, cheeky, or confident in a showy, sometimes reckless way

(Scottish) dreary, dull, or miserable weather

(Scottish) to know, be aware of, or understand

(Scottish) crazy; acting wildly or unpredictably

(Scottish) stinking, disgusting, or foul

(Scottish) unemployment office or the benefits received from it

(Scottish) Buckfast Tonic Wine, a strong fortified wine popular in parts of Scotland

(Scottish) lost, wasted, or irretrievable

(Scottish) strong fortified wine, typically referring to highly alcoholic or potent varieties

(Scottish) soccer

(Scottish) a headbutt, typically delivered in a fight

(Scottish) a cooperative store

(Scottish) to speak excessively or pointlessly

(Scottish) a sister or a girl, used affectionately

(Scottish) a foolish or stupid person

(Scottish) pregnant

(Scottish) a child

(Scottish) Buckfast Tonic Wine, a strong fortified wine popular in parts of Scotland

(Scottish) extremely drunk or intoxicated

(Scottish) to slash or cut someone with a razor

(Scottish) the school subject Modern Studies in Scotland

(Scottish) extremely drunk or intoxicated

(Scottish) away, not present, or off somewhere

(Scottish) naked; unclothed

(Scottish) to drink a large amount of alcohol

(Scottish) a handcuff