sett
/sɛt/
noun
- The burrow or den of a badger.
- The sett had several tunnels leading to different chambers.
- The badger family lived in a large sett under the old oak tree.
- We found the entrance to a sett while hiking through the woods.
- A rectangular paving block made of stone or concrete, used in roads or paths.
- The old street was paved with granite setts.
- Workers replaced the broken sett with a new one.
- The historic square still has its original stone setts.
- A pattern or design, especially in tartan or plaid fabric.
- She chose a tartan with a simple sett for her scarf.
- The kilt was woven in a red and green sett.
- Each Scottish clan has its own distinctive sett.
- The set of a badger's footprints or tracks.
- The hunter followed the sett through the muddy ground.
- The sett showed that the badger had been active last night.
- We could see a clear sett leading to the den.