Scotch

skoch, adj. pertaining to Scotland , its people, language, customs, products, .—also Scot′tish , Scots .— n. the dialect of English spoken in Lowland Scotland: ( coll. ) Scotch whisky.— ns. Scotch′-hop , a child's game: hop-scotch; Scotch′man , Scots′man , a native of Scotland.— Scotch amulet , a British geometrid moth; Scotch and English , the boys' game of prisoner's base; Scotch barley , pot or hulled barley; Scotch bluebell , the harebell; Scotch bonnets , the fairy-ring mushroom; Scotch broth , broth made with pot-barley and plenty of various vegetables chopped small; Scotch cap , the wild black raspberry; Scotch catch , or snap , the peculiarity in Scotch music of the first of two tones played to the same beat being the shorter; Scotch curlies , a variety of kale; Scotch fir , or pine , the only species of pine indigenous to Britain, valuable for its timber, turpentine, tar, .; Scotch kale , a variety of kale; Scotch mist , a mist like fine rain; Scotch pebbles , varieties of agate and jasper; Scotch thistle , the national emblem of Scotland.