Highland regiment
(now historical )
noun
(In the British Army) any of a number of regiments originally raised in and recruited from the Scottish Highlands, whose members are entitled to wear Highland dress.
- In 2006, the Highland regiments became battalions of the Royal Regiment of Scotland..
Origin
Late 17th century; earliest use found in John Rushworth (c1612–1690), historian and politician.
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