Scott Spots

The term"Scott Spots" derived from Overland Park KS, where at Accelerated Schools two students Scott and Alexis grew quite close to each other. Alexis gave Scott many many hand jobs in many many places, School, field trips, and everywhere else. At Accelerated Schools, the students ride to school in a rather large size van, about the size of a limo (but not a limo). When Scott was given these hand jobs he Ejaculated all over the car seats in said vans. 3 years later these spots can still be noticed and are forever known as "Scott Spots".

Billy: Dude! Jenny gave me a hand job!
Joe:NO WAY!!!!
Billy:Yeah I left Scott Spots all over her couch
Joe:Whats a Scott Spot?
Billy:It's When you ejaculate when given a hand job and you stain nearby objects!

Scott Spots by aqswde February 13, 2008

Dreich (Old Scots origin) 

A combination of dull, overcast, drizzly, cold, misty and miserable weather. At least 4 of the above adjectives must apply before the weather is truly dreich

it was a dreich day

Dreich (Old Scots origin) by Charles Gordon March 18, 2003

Scots 

The natives of Scotland,can be applied as anything of or from Scotland
The Alternative and older usage of Scottish
never to be substituted with the much hated term scotch unless you are referring to Whisky

The Scots are a great race
Scots is a language
Mary Queen of Scots
Scotsman never Scottishman

Scots by The Earl of Carrick June 22, 2006

scots 

The Anglo-Saxon language of Scotland. Native to the Lothians and Borders ( and historically all of Northumbria in England ) it spread over centuries and displaced Gaelic - the native Scottish language - from most of the Lowlands. Most famous examples of the language are probably found in the poetry of Robert Burns. There has been much debate, which is ongoing, over whether or not Lowland Scots is a language in its own right or a dialect of English.

Scots, wha hae wi' Wallace bled,
Scots, wham Bruce has aften led,
Welcome to your gory bed
Or to victorie!

scots by siarach April 18, 2006

Scots wha hae 

It just, simply, means:

Scots who have

In 'Scots wha hae wi' Wallace bled

in english:

Scots who have with Wallace, bled

Scots wha hae by Scotbychoice July 6, 2009

Highlands Scots 

A high school located in North Highlands, Ca., a school rich in tradition. The school offers a good education but can sometimes be a challenging learning environment. Alot of smart, successful people came out of Highlands and what you get out of it is what you put into it. A place where friends are more than that, they're family. The rough neighborhoods and sometimes mean streets of North Highlands can be harsh and one can grow up very quick, there is a common ground though for alot of these kids other than the classroom and that is on the field. The once proud athletic program is making a comeback due to the alumni of the school who want to put the Scots back on the map and show that it does mean somethng to be a Scot and that this city has more to offer than the bad reputation it has gotten through the years. The area has put out and continues to put out alot of great STUDENT ATHLETES and has alot of talent on and off the field. Due to the people who put in the time these kids have a chance and can put HIGHLANDS back on the map.

tradition student athletes athletics Highlands scots

Highlands Scots by capdog January 28, 2010

scots 

1. The Scottish people - being either those belonging to the nation of Scotland or those who speak the Scottish language (Gaidhlig).
2. The Anglo-Saxon language of lowland Scotland. Derived from Old English and formerly referred to as 'Inglis/Ynglis' by its speakers until they usurped the title of 'Scottish' from the native, Gaelic speaking, Scots around the 15th century.

English : Scots

Lowlands : Lallans
Church : Kirk
Lake : Loch

scots by siarach July 23, 2008