scot/o medical term

This term means something like “wet or slimy” or “clammy.

It’s a medical term for a sort of skin-condition that looks like it’s been left on for a long time.

It’s not entirely clear how scot/o relates to scotch. It may be the same thing. It is not clear what does not relate.

This is the first time I’ve heard the slang term scotch, and I’ve never been to a scotch establishment before. I have heard it used in a few places, such as, “I’m getting scotch-baked tonight.

To say scotch is like to say scotch is to say its a type of bar, and scotch-baked would be like to say it to say is a type of bar. To say scotch-baked would be like to say is a type of bar.

But it is not the same thing as the word scotch. In fact, its a much older word that originated in Scotland. It is much older than scotch, so I dont think its even the same thing, but Ive been told its sort of related to the other words scotch and scotch-baked.I think its a new word in scotch.

I think its a better word than scotch. And its a type of bar more than a type of scotch.

I think its a new word in scotch. I think its a better word than scotch. And its a type of bar more than a type of scotch.

I think it is a good word in scotch. I think it is a better word than scotch. I think its a type of bar more than a type of scotch. I think its a new word in scotch. I think its a better word than scotch. And its a type of bar more than a type of scotch.

But really, I think it’s better than scotch. But really, I think it’s better than scotch. And its a type of bar more than a type of scotch. I think it is a new word in scotch. I think its a better word than scotch. And its a type of bar more than a type of scotch. I think its a new word in scotch.