Yes, it's the literal origin of the term, but not the way you've posited. The term came out of the Protestant Reformation. Within some schools of Protestantism

Yes, it's the literal origin of the term, but not the way you've posited. The term came out of the Protestant Reformation. Within some schools of Protestantism, followers of Scotism were viewed as being slavish to Fund Scotis's teachings and thus too stupid to think for themselves. It was originally an anti-Catholic insult.