scotch

out of all scotch and notch

Immeasurable; limitless. "Scotches" and "notches" are boundaries drawn in the game of hopscotch. My love for my husband is truly out of all scotch and notch.

See also: all, and, notch, of, out, scotch

schoolboy scotch

slang A combination of codeine and hard liquor, especially Scotch whiskey. Three people from school have already been hospitalized from OD'ing on that schoolboy scotch!

See also: schoolboy, scotch

Scotch cousin

A relative that one is not closely related to. A: "Who's that? I've never met him before." B: "One of Edith's Scotch cousins, I think. I don't know him either, to be honest."

See also: cousin, scotch

Scotch mist

A thick mist and drizzling rain, as is common in some parts of Scotland and England. Primarily heard in UK. I hope you brought your umbrella today, because we'll be walking in a Scotch mist.

See also: mist, scotch

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schoolboy Scotch

n. wine. Give me a pint of that schoolboy Scotch.

See also: schoolboy, scotch

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