Scotty

[ skot-ee ]

noun

, plural Scot·ties.

1. (often lowercase) Informal. a Scot; Scotsman or Scotswoman.
2. Scottish terrier.
3. a male given name, form of Scott.
4. a female given name.

Word History and Origins

Origin of Scotty¹

Scot + -y ²

Example Sentences

But just as the Solloway family was about to leave Noah saw Scotty, punched him, and strangled him.

From The Daily Beast

They were also, according to NHL coaching great Scotty Bowman, the greatest lineup in the history of hockey.

From The Daily Beast

Sure, two of them found, at the very least, moderate success (Scotty McCreery and Phillip Phillips).

From The Daily Beast

When I found out about playing the role of Scotty for the Star Trek reboot, it felt like a bomb had gone off near my head.

From The Daily Beast

In an email that came out of nowhere, J.J. literally wrote, “Do you want to play Scotty?”

From The Daily Beast

He could hear his voice boom out with thunderous amplification and saw Scotty clap his hands to his ears.

From Project Gutenberg

Rick and Scotty, tired after an exhausting day, had gone to bed while the light still burned in Hartson Brant's room.

From Project Gutenberg

Rick and Scotty watched as the engineer got busy, hooking the remote-switch cable into the amplifier.

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"Reminds me of the amphibious exercises we used to have in the Marines," Scotty commented to Rick.

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Earthquakes increased in frequency until Rick and Scotty felt as though the ground never ceased shuddering.

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