Is correct English to say SKIRT LIKE describing the scottish kilt?

No, "skirt like" is not correct English to describe a Scottish kilt.

Here's why:

* "Skirt" is too general: While a kilt resembles a skirt in some ways, it has a specific design and function that sets it apart.

* "Like" is unnecessary: You don't need to use "like" to describe a kilt. It's simply a kilt.

Here are some better options to describe a kilt:

* "A kilt" (This is the most straightforward and accurate description)

* "A traditional Scottish kilt" (This emphasizes its cultural significance)

* "A kilt made of tartan" (This highlights its fabric and pattern)

Let me know if you'd like me to help you with other ways to describe a kilt!