Definitions
from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 4th Edition
- n. Variant of Scottie.
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- proper n. A diminutive of the male given name Scott.
Etymologies
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Examples
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Without another word Scotty headed off the bridge.
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Without a word Scotty headed back toward the smoke.
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I have reports from old 'Scotty' McIntyre's ranch up north that young Wolf-Willow, that we all know so well, has been caught rustling cattle – cut out two calves, sir, and – well, he's stolen them, sir, and old Scotty is after him with a shot-gun.
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Bolden seems worthy of being in the running, and the line about Kirk vs. Scotty is a good one.
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Can we just pause to say how grateful we are that Scotty is on this show?
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Not his fault, really, but the writers seem to have decided that Scotty is now the comic relief.
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Sure, he had some funny lines, but Scotty is more than that.
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My main criticism with regard to Scotty is that he falls into his familiar place just a little too quickly and easily, given the circumstances surrounding his arrival aboard the Enterprise.
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I'm thinkin 'Scotty would approve of this bottle opener in the shape of the U.S.S. Enterprise.
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It's amazing I'm passing a defenseman, but Scotty is a great player. ...
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