10 words you'll only hear in Scotland after Scots presenter baffles English colleague with 'squint'
dailyrecord.co.ukTwitter to express her confusion after an English colleague informed her that he'd never heard of the word 'squint'.The Homes Under The Hammer presenter was utterly dumbfounded to discover that her cameraman didn't use the word as an adjective to describe something that was slightly crooked or askew.It wasn't long before other words started cropping up in the conversation that were blowing her and her fellow Scots' minds due to the fact they weren't used outwith Scotland.Here are 10 of our favourite examples of words that will often draw a blank expression from any non-Scot.Our favourite 'covert Scotticism', outwith is widely used in Scotland and means 'outside, out of, or beyond'.However, there isn't really an English equivalent leaving us.
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