tartanryn.
/ˈtɑːtənri/ Tartan things collectively, esp. worn or displayed as a mark of Scottish national fervour; Scottishness, = Scottishry n.
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Scottishness1681
Scotchness1808
Scotchiness1815
Scotsmanship1828
Scottishry1958
tartanry1976
1976 Sunday Times 31 Oct. (Colour Suppl.) 73 Tartanry has spread into radio, television, cabaret and clubs with strongholds such as the Rangers Club and La Fabrique in Bo'ness.
1977 D. Daiches Scotl. & Union 192 The whole process of what might be called Balmoralisation, with the associated burgeoning of the tourist trade in tartanry..represented an extraordinary distortion of the history of Scottish culture.
1985 L. Lochhead True Confessions 57 The performers in their borrowed tartanry had an almost manic energy.
1989 Listener 4 May 34/4 A special feature for Glasgow's Mayfest..the inner-urban company that's eschewed tartanry.
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n.1976- two times
- two two-striper
- two twostriper
- two wrongs don't make a right
- two year and two year
- two's company
- two's company, three's a crowd
- two's company, three's none
- two, threegrained
- two- etc seater
- two- seater
- two- three- seater
- two-, three-grained
- two-address
- two-and-a-half striper
- two-and-a-half-inch
- two-and-fiftieth
- two-and-thirty
- two-and-thirty, a pip out
- two-and-twentieth
- two-and-two
- two-anna
- two-arched
- two-armed
- two-at-length