I. noun
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double
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There was an unwonted gaiety in her manner as if the superintendent had spent the morning swallowing double Scotches .
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Terror won, and she downed the proffered double Scotch in one go.
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Lastly, but not least - A Double Scotch !
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Sheridan Lorrimore, who was sitting at a table apart from his parents, demanded I bring him a double Scotch at once.
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Scotch and soda
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He drank neat Scotch and called the barmaid a fine filly.
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He went to the bar and poured a large Scotch .
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I handed Glen the glass with ice, pouring Scotch into it.
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In Bangkok you can relax with Johnnie Walker, the world's most popular Scotch .
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So did a lot of people - many the worse for drink and other things - from the Scotch of St James.
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The almost empty bottle of Scotch was in keeping with Moore, and so was one glass.
II. adjective
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■ NOUN
whisky
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Like Scotch whisky , the Highland takes time to ripen.
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Entrance to the Scotch Whisky Heritage Centre.
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Where such activities are undertaken in-house, they appear in this report in Scotch Whisky industry direct employment figures.
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He had a bottle of Scotch whisky in his office; he poured a half tumblerful and drank it down.
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It maintains a portfolio of leading brands of Scotch whisky , gin, bourbon, vodka, rum and other spirits.
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Moreover, for these firms we have confined our analysis to their Scotch Whisky business.
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Thus, Scotch Whisky company purchases of inputs constitute outputs for their immediate suppliers.
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The outcome is that Scotch Whisky has been left to compete on distinctly unfavourable terms with imported wines.
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At the end, Rakovsky opened a bottle of his favourite Scotch whisky and offered a drink to the young colonel.
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But put it in a Scotch Whisky bottle, and the tax is 19.81p.
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First, export information on the whisky industry is already published by the Scotch Whisky Association.