scot

Converse of object

• pay: The right of election is in the inhabitants paying scot and lot.
• go: Everyone knows of some evidently guilty person who's gone scot free thanks to a clever lawyer.
• escape: The match official saw the funny side of the incident and the player, luckily, escaped scot free.
• get: They ended up getting trapped under a rock fall while we got away scot free.
• pass: The Berlin conference alone - disregarding all the rest - did not pass scot free for us.
• meet: On my travels I meet many scots who have emigrated and have to say there are plenty as you suggest Davie.

Adjective modifier

• fellow: Epic's Donald Clark is taking part in a debate with fellow scot James Naughtie, presenter of BBC Radio 4's Today program.
• young: A big game in tennis for young scot Andrew Murray.
• many: However, many scots would draw the line elsewhere - see maps above.
• only: You had me at " the only scots who paint themselves blue wear rangers shirts.

Modifies a noun

• pine: Start in the center of the wall on the right behind a young scots pine.
• mccloughan: And scot mccloughan and take pressure chicago now poses.
• language: Steve sanders Aberdeen I am very proud to use scots language.
• free.: I got away scot free. ' It proved to be a well-supported and publicized event which attracted some positive response from the public.
• tree: Poem written by group inspired by an old scots pine tree in Finzean Wood.
• word: My host taught me a good scots word to describe it, which I have now forgotten.

Noun used with modifier

• thing: Especially the ones who blame Prescott who appears to have got away with things scot free.