Scotch

skoch, v. [scotched (skocht), scotching.] To support (a wheel) by placing some obstacle to prevent its rolling. [Walach. ascot, a prop, a scoter, to prop, F. accoter, to underprop.] Scotch, skoch, To chop off a bit of the bark, skin, or surface of; to wound superficially, —n. A slight cut shallow incision. [ProvE. scutch, to strike slightly, cleanse flax, Nbrw. skoka, a swingle for beating flax; perh. shock, shake.] — Scotch''- or Scotched'-collops, n. pi. Veal cut into small pieces.