Kincardine

[ kin-kahr-dn ]

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noun

Robert Watt was born in the shire of Kincardine, and was at the time of his execution about thirty-six years old.

The massive grey ruins of Tulliallan Castle are in the woods close behind Kincardine.

Those who have travelled in the north of Scotland, may perchance recollect the road between Kincardine and Dingwall.

His family and mine settled in this neighborhood twenty years ago—we are all Kincardine people—Bruce, you know.

The Bruces, earls of Elgin, also bear the title of earl of Kincardine.

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