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Alaska. ... It is doubtful that they learned how to make this spirit on their own and it 
... We can only speculate on how the Indians learned to make the liquor. ... the 
history of alcohol in Alaska, and its relationship to Native Americans. [DOC] [TLE] Moonshine - Wikipedia [PAR] Moonshine, white lightning, mountain dew, hooch, homebrew, and white whiskey 
are terms used to describe high-proof distilled spirits that are often but not always 
produced illicitly. Moonshine is typically made with corn mash as the main 
ingredient. Liquor-control laws in the United States that prohibit moonshining, 
once ... One horse could haul ten times more value on its back in whiskey than in
... [DOC] [TLE] single word requests - Name for smuggled liquor? - English ... [PAR] May 29, 2012 ... Is there a name for liquor that might have been produced legally, ... but the word 
originated earlier referring simplify to hiding a flask in the leg of ... I would say that 
hooch and moonshine both imply illicitly made ... That means illegal goods quite 
often alcohol or duty free products being smuggled?http://www. [DOC] [TLE] Word of the Month: Alcohol - Wordorigins.org [PAR] Oct 1, 2004 ... bitter, n., a type of beer, characterized by its taste, 1857. bootleg, v., to trade in 
illicit liquor, from the practice of hiding bottles in one's bootlegs, 1889. ... hooch, n.
, American slang term for cheap or inferior liquor, from the name of ... drink in 
general, c.1547; 3) whisky made from malt, often malt whisky, 1718. [DOC] [TLE] On The Cuff and Under the Table | Modern Drunkard Magazine [PAR] There are more slang words for inebriation than there are for any other word in ... 
the sixpence, commonly called a bender because they were made of silver and ... 
(amongst English smugglers anyway) to hide bottles of untaxed booze there. .... 
hooch A derivative of hoochinoo, a liquor named for the Alaskan Indians who... [DOC] [TLE] Bootlegging | Define Bootlegging at Dictionary.com [PAR] Bootlegging definition, alcoholic liquor unlawfully made, sold, or transported, ... 
boot1+ leg; secondary senses arose from practice of hiding a liquor bottle in the 
leg of ... Blind pigs hardly exist, and bootleggers are rare birds who, if they persist 
in ... derive their livelihood, directly or indirectly, from smuggling, bootlegging and
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by individuals labeled as Bootleggersthey smuggled liquor from Canada and 
abroad ... Many people resorted to hiding their liquor in hip flasks, false books, 
hollow ... Additionally, the proceeds from his illegal hooch, sold at this very 
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and used by moonshiners during Prohibition to hide their tracks from customs 
officials. ...... Two federal agents in plainclothes (top) and in disguise as they 
prepare to raid ..... Smuggling contraband in a car/truck ..... The A-Z's Of 1920s 
Slang. [DOC] [TLE] Eight Million Sots in the Naked City - Reason.com [PAR] Oct 26, 2007 ... They quit Rum Row with cases still in their hold. ... Guard veteran Harold Waters 
describes in Smugglers of Spirits: Prohibition and the Coast Guard Patrol. ... 
Upon sighting a suspicious vessel, a cutter would sound its horn as an order to ... 
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used by inmates. Prison is a culture all its own, and vocabulary moves toward 
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Question: It's slang for liquor smugglers, from where they would often hide their hooch
Answer: bootleggers