skouth

[skooth]

noun

Scot.

1. scouth.

Example Sentences

"They talk religion in their mouth; They talk o' mercy, grace, an' truth, For what? to gie their malice skouth On some puir wight, An' hunt him down, o'er right an' ruth, To ruin straight."

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They take religion in their mouth; They talk o’ mercy, grace, an’ truth, For what?—to gie their malice skouth On some puir wight, An’ hunt him down, o’er right, an’ ruth, To ruin straight.

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To gie their malice skouth scope On some puir wight, An' hunt him down, o'er right an' ruth, against To ruin straight.

From Project Gutenberg

They take religion in their mouth; They talk o' mercy, grace, an' truth, For what?—to gie their malice skouth On some puir wight, An' hunt him down, owre right and ruth, To ruin straight.

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