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Meaning of moonshines
moonshines
intoxicating liquor, moonlight, empty talk, meaningless talk, alcoholic liquor, moonlight entry 1, illegally distilled corn whiskey, illegally produced whiskey made from corn
moonshines Sentence Examples
- The illicit moonshines produced by backwoods bootleggers have a potent kick.
- The aroma of freshly distilled moonshines wafted through the ramshackle cabin.
- The locals whispered tales of secret stills hidden deep in the Appalachian moonshines.
- The government cracked down on moonshines operations, but the trade persisted in the shadows.
- The moonshines maker's weathered face bore witness to countless nights spent by his still.
- Bootleggers transported moonshines in unmarked jugs, evading the authorities.
- The potent fumes from moonshines could overwhelm the senses, making them both intoxicating and dangerous.
- Despite the risks, moonshines remained a popular illicit commodity during Prohibition.
- The lure of moonshines was sometimes too strong for law enforcement to resist.
- The legacy of moonshines lives on in Appalachian folklore and popular culture.
FAQs About the word moonshines
intoxicating liquor, moonlight, empty talk, meaningless talk, alcoholic liquor, moonlight entry 1, illegally distilled corn whiskey, illegally produced whiskey
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The illicit moonshines produced by backwoods bootleggers have a potent kick.
The aroma of freshly distilled moonshines wafted through the ramshackle cabin.
The locals whispered tales of secret stills hidden deep in the Appalachian moonshines.
The government cracked down on moonshines operations, but the trade persisted in the shadows.
