Scotch Mist
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Scotch Mist is:
- An idiom which in the United Kingdom means a cold and penetrating mist that verges on rain
- In the United Kingdom an idiom meaning something that is hard to find or doesn't exist (something imagined).
- Scottish term given to a persistent drizzle with poor visibility, especially on moors and out at sea. which poses risks of hypothermia to walkers, and of navigation and collision danger to sailors.
- Humorously, to refer to drunken confusion. Hence a whiskey cocktail with lemon and ice which no self-respecting Scotsman would touch.
- The name of episode 5 of the 2004 Channel 4 series Garth Marenghi's Darkplace
- The name of a webcast of a private concert by UK band Radiohead, streamed by Current TV on 31st December 2007
- The title of a short story by American author Evan Henry.
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