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Meanings of rum in English
Usage of rum in English
1
He said, 'An issue of rum would not come amiss, Mr Stirling.'
2
The burden was no longer his, and the rum was very good.
3
We were immersed in plans and strategy, more than in the rum.
4
The rum though so small in quantity was of the greatest service.
5
The factor give him soup from the pot and a little rum.
6
Next week, we continue the rum stories as we hit the bar!
7
The rum, the guns, the utensils and the gewgaws were irresistible temptations.
8
The place ran on rum the way a horse ran on oats.
9
There was always plenty of rum in which to drown the thought.
10
This is a rum state of affairs for a so-called unionist newspaper.
11
I gib myself nother good rum; eat plenty of that sweet biskeet.
12
There was also an abundance of fruit stands that peddled local rum.
13
They will only think that rum and the fall did the business.
14
The rum rose to fifteen shillings per gallon at the next bid.
15
You really get to enjoy all of the notes of the rum.
16
Allday sipped his rum, although he did not remember reaching for it.
