bootleg

adjillegal

Synonyms for bootleg

adj illegal

Antonyms for bootleg

Word Origin & History

"leg of a boot," 1630s, from boot (n.1) + leg (n.). As an adjective in reference to illegal iquor, 1889, American English slang, from the trick of concealing a flask of liquor down the leg of a high boot. Before that the bootleg was the place to secret knives and pistols.

Example Sentences for bootleg

Then it was that he slipped a card in the bootleg of Roche again.

Then Artie took possession of the map placed in the bootleg.

It has been said that "a Wren will build in anything from a bootleg to a bomb-shell."

Neither did he appear in public with a bowie knife down his bootleg.

I'll sneak around to you in the mornin', when I go t' fetch me can of bootleg.

They were none too rapid, as Jeff left a piece of one bootleg in the Monarch's possession.

I was very thirsty at breakfast time and inadvertently drank some bootleg.

I believe that I have eaten something or other, although I am sure I have not sampled the bootleg.

He carried his calomel about with him in a fruit jar, and when there was cutting job he stropped his scalpel on his bootleg.

Me bettee you hundled dollee you gottee um jack of hearts in you bootleg, so be!

bootleg

Synonyms for bootleg

Antonyms for bootleg

contraband

illegal

illicit

moonshine

outlawed

bootleg

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Antonyms for bootleg

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contraband

illegal

illicit

moonshine

outlawed

Synonyms for bootleg

bathtub gin