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rum
1[ruhm]
noun
an alcoholic liquor or spirit distilled from molasses or some other fermented sugar-cane product.
alcoholic drink in general; intoxicating liquor.
He warned against the demon rum.
rum
2[ruhm]
adjective
odd, strange, or queer.
a rum fellow.
problematic; difficult; bad.
a rum situation.
rum
3[ruhm]
noun
Rum
4[
noun
Arabic name of Rome, once used to designate the Byzantine Empire.
rum
1/ rʌm /
noun
spirit made from sugar cane, either coloured brownish-red by the addition of caramel or by maturation in oak containers, or left white
rum
2/ rʌm /
adjective
slang, strange; peculiar; odd
rum
3/ rʌm /
noun
short for rummy 1
Other Word Forms
- rumless adjective
- rumness noun
- rumly adverb
Word History and Origins
Origin of rum1
Origin of rum2
Origin of rum3
Word History and Origins
Origin of rum1
Origin of rum2
Example Sentences
It says a cargo ship carrying rum and olive oil from Europe to Central America is about to set sail - and it needs a cook.
All I have in my stomach is the rum and coke my neighbor handed me when I got home.
Dancers in bright costumes filled the streets as music filled the air, while rows of stalls offered fragrant jerk chicken, curry goat and rum punch cocktails.
But if you’re planning on moving things indoors, then try adding a splash of rum or tequila to boozify your drink.
The skies were as blue as the famous waters of Lake Tahoe when Gloria Brigantino and her friends decided to anchor and get a rum cocktail.
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