Definitions
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- verb Third-person singular simple present indicative form of
scotch . - noun Plural form of
scotch .
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Examples
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In the Victorian era, birds were seen as symbols of morality – however, film of the sex lives of sparrows scotches that notion.
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"I will sample our competitors, scotches and eccentric brands because they might lead to inspiration."
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"The days of people going out and having three martinis or a couple of scotches at lunch are over with," Mr. Nase said.
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Senators have reportedly been swaye to keep the exemption in place (the House budget scotches the exemption) by one argument in particular.
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The newly acquired liquor cabinet in our house was now filled with the finest scotches, a wine rack in our living room housed with expensive cabernets and ports.
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He scotches the rumours that the drama takes Partridge to the US, where he becomes as intolerably successful as those real life Alan Partridges, Simon Cowell and Piers Morgan.
Armando Iannucci: 'Now is not the time for a crap opposition'
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Holly brought their scotches and a plate of crackers and cheese on a lacquered tray painted with horses.
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The newly acquired liquor cabinet in our house was now filled with the finest scotches, a wine rack in our living room housed with expensive cabernets and ports.
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Holly brought their scotches and a plate of crackers and cheese on a lacquered tray painted with horses.
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I just want to be able to buy my gin at a grocery store and not have to resort to the internet to buy scotches that the State chooses not to carry.
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