Scottish Nationalist Party
(also Scottish Nationalist party)
noun
(In early use) a political party formed in 1928 by the Glasgow University Scottish Nationalist Association to campaign for independence for Scotland; (now) = Scottish National Party.
- The official name for the earlier party was the National Party of Scotland. This party merged with the Scottish Party in 1934 to become the modern Scottish National Party..
Origin
1920s; earliest use found in The Observer. Compare earlier Scottish National Party.
- the Model
- the moment ——
- the moon
- the more the merrier
- the morning after (the night before)
- themself
- themselves
- the mulga wire
- then
- the naked eye
- the name of the game
- then and there
- thenar
- thenardite
- the Narrows
- the National
- the Nativity
- the nature of the beast
- the naughty corner
- the naughty step
- the Nazarene
- thence
- thenceforth
- thenceforward
- the Needles