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Often used in the same context:
ceilidh,
aviemore,
tolbooth,
bonfire night,
panto,
glaswegians,
guy fawkes night,
prestonpans,
banffshire,
islay,
argyll,
dreich,
haggis,
snp,
coatbridge,
shinty,
clydebank,
trossachs,
strathspey,
neds,
cairngorms,
loch,
outwith,
strath,
stewartry,
caledonian,
bothy,
western isles,
lord provost,
stag,
craic,
whitsun,
hebridean,
procurator fiscal,
telly,
portree,
arran,
galashiels,
tartan,
caledonian canal,
uist,
guy fawkes,
mothering sunday,
tatties,
tweeddale,
teatime,
morris dancing,
saltire,
dunoon,
allhallows eve,
mince pie,
fancy dress,
shrovetide,
cupar,
bairns,
crofter,
skint,
beltane,
pantomime,
revelers,
rammy,
champers,
shortbread,
auld,
kirkcaldy,
pubs,
british isles,
steamie,
cape wrath,
gladrags,
glenrothes,
wigtown,
booziest,
fort william,
celtic,
clachan,
ghillie,
bevvy,
publicans,
yule,
aberdonian,
clubland,
skinful,
yob,
northumbrian,
mulled wine,
funfair,
gran,
grangemouth,
wkd,
cawdor,
sporran,
hebrides,
gorbals,
rnli,
eigg,
laird,
sir sean connery,
minging,
tiree,
reveller,
albyn
More general:
december 31,
new year's eve
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