Scotticism

Scotticism, skot′i-sizm, n. a Scotch idiom.—v.t.

I will give you one taste of this Scotticism of the borders, were it only to clear your thought of the gloom and crags of Ossian.

A blunder made in Great Britain is to be stigmatized as a Briticism, and it is to be avoided by those who take thought of their speech just as though the impropriety were a Scotticism or a Hibernicism, an Americanism or an Australianism.

Mr. Chisholm, of Oakville, used facetiously to object to the clause in the Litany where "heresy and schism" are deprecated, it so happening that the last term was usually, by a Scotticism, read "Chisholm."

The variant whupped is a Scotticism.