Scotty
- proper noun
- /ˈskɑti/
- A convertible pulls into the driveway driven by Chip's best friend, Scotty Barnhill, a handsome but sullen redneck teen.
And then eventually Scotty Moore was and Bill Black were in a band.
- And then eventually Scotty Moore was and Bill Black were in a band.
- And I don't know about this move a betting on Scotty.
- Obviously same point, but I would have put money on the fact that it was beam me up, Scotty.
- And then we're going to talk about how Grant Cardone slams Scotty Kilmer's belief for investing and building wealth.
- So it's like they don't you watch it and you go, yeah, Scotty Piven's fucking great.
- So Bryce, there's one little Bryce Hall thing and then we'll talk about Scotty Sire.
- It's like you don't see the most consistent guys do that, Like, and then they'll go on a hot streak and be like, unreal, like Scotty Scheffler last year, right?
- And that started to circulate and people, I remember Scotty and from Anthrax had been doing a show at the Reseda Country Club in Reseda, CA.
- I got the I got the Scotty George I I in the in the deal.
- Scotty, Mike Scotty was probably just as that's the and that's the thing that like media, I feel like don't like point out.
- So it's like they don't you watch it and you go yeah, Scotty bit was fucking great.
Examples
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Scotty, how are you?
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Scotty, are you okay?
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You know that thing you and Scotty been talking about?
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Oh, Scotty, give it to me.
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We're all in this together, Scotty.
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Give me my coat there, Scotty.
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Scotty, I have the shot.
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All present and accounted for, Scotty?
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Beam me up, Scotty.
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Hey, Scotty, can you help me with this project?
Surface Forms
Etymology
Scotty is the familiar form of Scott, and Scott comes from Scot meaning 'from Scotland'. The extra -y makes the name feel more friendly or casual, so Scotty is used as a warm, informal given name.