Scottie

[ skot-ee ]

Phonetic (Standard)IPA

noun

Scottie

/ ˈskɒtɪ /

Origin of Scottie¹

First recorded in 1905–10; Scot + -ie

Ergo, we should call him Scottie in da club because he is figuratively beaming himself up by smoking a blunt in da club.

Out in the crowded hallway, broadcasting on the online Tea Party News Network, founder Scottie Hughes injected a note of realism.

Scottie the dog, a perennial favorite, and the racecar were added in the 1950s.

We thought it was aeroplanes dropping bombs, and Scottie and I looked for them but we couldn't see anything.

Before I got back with Bob the stretcher bearer from the trench had fixed Scottie up as well as he could.

When the colonel went up to him, Scottie said, Im going to die!

Scottie was rather cheery, and when the padre came up and said, Well, how are you?

I think the queen has had something to do with the story, whispered Scottie to Ivanhoe.

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