pay scot and lot (for something)

obsolete To pay the full amount of money owed (for something). Make sure they've paid scot and lot before they're given they're full order.

pay scot and lot

To pay in full.

词组	pay scot and lot (for something)
释义	pay scot and lot (for something) pay scot and lot (for something) obsolete To pay the full amount of money owed (for something). Make sure they've paid scot and lot before they're given they're full order. See also: and, lot, pay, scot Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. pay scot and lot To pay in full. See also: and, lot, pay, scot American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fifth Edition. See also: pay scot and lot full circle, come full up full of years chock chock full of chock full of (something) be full of beans glass seize the moment
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