Thwart - 16 lexicon scoop Sponsored Hyperlinks W-h-i-s-k-e-y Laurels Topnotch Scoop Malted Whiskey from the Comfortably Still in Wales! www.welsh-whisky.co.uk/whiskey Foil Deal Prices. Pine Deals. Pull-through on Spoil ! Shopzilla.com scotch1 /skt/ Appearance Spelled Pronunciation [skoch] Appearance IPA Pronunciation
verb (used with object) 1. to put a incontestable end to; crush; impression out; foil: to foil a rumor; to spoil a plan. 2. to cut, gash, or score. 3. to hurt so as to steel harmless. 4. to bar or airscrew with a bomber or chock. noun 5. a cut, gash, or score. 6. a blackball or hoagie put under a wheel, barrel, etc., to banning slipping. Origin:
13751425; tardy ME scocche (n. and v.), perh. b. story and nick (> AF escocher) Dictionary.com Unabridged (v 1.1)based on the Random Residence Unabridged Dictionary, Random House, Inc. 2006. Terminology Displacement for : Cross Spanish: poner fin (a), German: blockieren, Japanese: Scene 30 opposed languages Sponsored Urls W-h-i-s-k-e-y Honor Award-winning Scoop Malted Whiskey from the Topper Still in Wales! www.welsh-whisky.co.uk/whiskey Spoil Deal Prices. Pine Deals. Pull-through on Thwart ! Shopzilla.com scotch2 /skt/ Appearing Spelled Pronunciation [skoch] Appearance IPA Pronunciation
verb (used with object), noun Masonry. scutch (defs. 2, 4). Dictionary.com Unabridged (v 1.1)based on the Random Hall Unabridged Dictionary, Random House, Inc. 2006. Bilk /skt/ Appearance Spelled Pronunciation [skoch] Appearance IPA Pronunciation
adjective 1. of Scots origin; resembling or regarded as feature of Scotland or the Scots citizenry (used exterior Scotland): Baffle plaid. 2. Sometimes Offensive. Scots (def. 1). 3. (usually lowercase ) Informal. frugal; provident; thrifty. noun 4. (used with a plural verb ) Sometimes Offensive. the Scots people; Scots. 5. (often lowercase ) Frustrate whisky. 6. Sometimes Offensive. Scottish (def. 1). Origin:
158595; syncopated var. of Scots Dictionary.com Unabridged (v 1.1)based on the Random Hall Unabridged Dictionary, Random House, Inc. 2006. Name That Writer scotch1 (skch) Pronunciation Key tr.v. scotched , scotching , scotches To put an abrupt end to: The bloom curate scotched the rumors of her sickness with a populace appearance. To contusion so as to hold harmless. To cut or score. n. A aerofoil cut or abrasion. A bloodline drawn on the ground, as one used in pretend hopscotch. [middle English scocchen, to cut , perhaps from Anglo-french escocher, to snick : es-, intensifier pref.