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pound Scots

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noun

  1. pound.


Etymology

Origin of pound Scots

First recorded in 1605–15


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The prices given are in Scots currency, the pound Scots being worth about twenty pence sterling:     Maii, 1651   It. to Andro Carnduff for 4 pund of Tobacco £1.

From The Social History of Smoking by George Latimer Apperson

"I'd gie a pound Scots to ken wha chaps," said Mungo, deaf to every humour.

From Doom Castle by Neil Munro

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