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A skooroot is an old Scottish tradition which takes place at weddings. When the bride leaves her home to go to the church or chapel, the father of the bride throws coins from the car/vehicle. The local children then scramble for them, collecting as much as the can. (And it's not just children, adults have been known to join in too!) the term is used mainly in Fife, it can be known as a scramble in other parts of Scotland.
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What does Dylan mean in Scottish?
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What does energy mean in Scottish Gaelic?
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What does the word cassey mean in Scottish Gaelic?
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What does ecossais mean in french?
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