Meanings of little rum in English

The factor give him soup from the pot and a little rum.

I had a little rum with me, and I poured it between his lips.

What I want is a little rum and water.

But certainly there seems to me to be something a little rum about this unseen gentleman.

They also gave him a little rum.

We had a little rum also.

There was something a little rum about the fixtures even, about the ceiling, about the floor, about the casually distributed chairs.

Before we started, we stooped beside a brook that leaped lightly down the ravine, and drank a little rum and water.

Mezzo-caldo is not a bad drink-a little rum-aslice of fresh citron-lots of pounded sugar, and boiling water for the rest.

You can even use white wine or add a little rum, although the original is made with red wine, cinnamon and honey.

She dashed a little rum into a collection of chipped coffee cups, tin mugs, and ugly tumblers and Don passed them around.

In the morning we had pilau, and in the evening we had pilau; our drink was lukewarm water, qualified with a little rum.

Some pieces of cold venison and a little rum refreshed her, and she soon felt able to accompany her newly-found friends to the fort.

Presently, because he saw that he could not refuse without offending his host, he conquered prejudice and took a little rum and sugar and water.

"Coke with a little rum, just a little." I looked up at her.

"A little rum," he answered, "is great for the memory.