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25 words and phrases only Scots will understand

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Scots are known for their canny use of words and phrases, as well as their sharp wit. With a range of accents and dialects across this small country of ours, discovering them can be a lot of (though sometimes confusing) fun.From obscure words to surprising terms, there are many phrases only Scots will know - most of them still in use today.Here are 25 of those words and phrases only Scots (or those who spend a lot of time around them) will understand.1.

Doocot – The shortened Scots form of a dovecot hole - this Scots word refers to a wee hole, pocket or slot you place something in. "Here, stick this form in that doocot over there for me will you?"2.

Breenge – The perfect descriptor for confidently pushing (or should that be barging) your way in or through a crowd. "Hey!

That guy just breenged right in."3. Drouth – A heavy thirst, most usually at the start of the day when you need a drink most.

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