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Meanings of moonshine in English
High-proof distilled spirit, generally produced illicitly.
Spanish
chicha Synonyms
Examples for "bootleg"
Examples for "bootleg"
1
Until YouTube, it had the mythical quality of a great bootleg album.
2
We stood quietly for a while, then the bootleg Rory said, Okay.
3
Indeed, she replied; the Soakes clan had been making bootleg whiskey for years.
4
No one must bootleg The Basement Tapes; that seems to be the message.
5
The bootleg unbuttoned and removed his khaki work shirt, then boosted himself up.
1
You could not even buy salt with corn liquor, potent if only slightly aged.
2
We got tight together on corn liquor.
3
In Virginia corn liquor is allowed.
4
A little corn liquor, Mr. Garvey?
5
For the truly adventurous there was available a tavern-brewed corn liquor guaranteed to elevate the earth to the level of one's nose.
Usage of moonshine in English
1
Later, in the moonshine, she espied the ruined portico of a temple.
2
You see-thatwas the sort of moonshine I started in to live.
3
Outside they found everything brilliant with the white moonshine of the mountains.
4
It was pleasant to see the true moonshine-silvered landscape, cool and serene.
5
The very shadows cast by the moonshine seemed too fantastic for reality.
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The high road, whitened by the moonshine, stretched far into the distance.
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Leslie sat with locked hands in the misty moonshine- abeautiful ,accusingpresence.
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But even the moonshine does good, if it be not offensive moonshine.
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It is liable to be flighty and build great projects on moonshine.
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That's what comes of sitting in draughts, and looking at the moonshine.
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There was no moonshine, but the light of a fair open heaven.
12
As to my making a living at the law-thatwas pure moonshine.
13
Home, it being a clear moonshine and after 12 o'clock at night.
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He went off to get the moonshine, the knives and the ashes.
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Know then, that what they were just saying about Chiswick is moonshine.
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So to the Temple late, and by water, by moonshine, home, 1s.
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Moonshine through the time
Moonshine across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common