Celtic History. A member of the Gaelic people inhabiting early medieval Ireland; spec. a member of the people of Dalriada who began settling in…

Celtic History. = Scot, n.1 1, esp. a Dalriadan settler in what is now western Scotland. Cf. Scotch-Irish, n. 3.

An inhabitant of the Scottish Highlands or Islands, esp. one who is a Gaelic-speaker. Cf. Scotch-Irish, n. 1. Obsolete.

Scottish. A man from the Scottish Highlands. Obsolete.

A native or inhabitant of Moray, in Scotland.

= Moravian, n.2

Chiefly with capital initial. A native or inhabitant of the Scottish Highlands. Cf. Highlandman, n.

Chiefly with capital initial. A native or inhabitant of the Lowlands of Scotland. Cf. highlander, n. 1a.

a man who wears trews; a Highlander, a clansman; a member of a Scottish regiment.

A Whig; spec. a Scottish Presbyterian, esp. from the West of Scotland (cf. Whig, n.2 1). Cf. Whigland, n.

Scottish. A person or animal from the north of Scotland. Cf. norland, n.1 2. Obsolete.

A northerner. Cf. norland, n.1 2.

A person wearing a plaid; a Highlander. Obsolete.

a person who wears a bonnet; spec. †(a) a Scottish Highlander (obsolete); (b) a North American Indian who wears a ceremonial feathered headdress…

a Highlander.

A northerner; a person from the north, esp. the north of Scotland. Cf. Norlander, n.1 Now rare.

(a) a native or inhabitant of Ireland, spec. one who speaks Irish Gaelic; (b) = Scot, n.1 1 (historical).

An inhabitant or native of Galloway.

spec. A native or inhabitant of the southern part of one of the nations of the United Kingdom or, before the Act of Union (1800), Ireland. Cf. south…

A native of that district.

A native or inhabitant of Fife, a county of Scotland.

A dweller on a bank of the river Clyde in Scotland; spec. applied to that group of the Labour Party and Independent Labour Party which was associated…

A person from the Scottish Highlands or Hebrides, in early use esp. a Gaelic-speaker. In later use also more generally: an unsophisticated or…