“Before repeal he had been a rumrunner and afterward had done odd jobs of slugging for policy bankers and West Side dock bosses.”

“An intact bottle of bootleg whisky, which sank with the rumrunner Lizzie D. in 1922, is also on display.”

“He likens himself to the rumrunner Joe Kennedy and the plans he has for East Harlem to Lyndon Johnson's Great Society.”

“Nelson staggered out of the shadows, swinging a bottle of rum over his belly, his toothless smile as wide as his black boots.”

“Glogg, gluhwein, poker beer, bishop, toddy, hot punch, flip, rumfustian, and wassail are all of the warmed spirit family.”

“The rummy stumbled out of the bar, clearly showing signs of intoxication.”

“The rummy stumbled out of the bar, clearly showing signs of intoxication.”

“Nelson staggered out of the shadows, swinging a bottle of rum over his belly, his toothless smile as wide as his black boots.”

“In addition to bowls, rummers, water jugs and wine coolers, there are a number of rare decanters including several by the Cork Glass Company.”

“Other drinking-glasses of the period included goblets, rummers, cider, dram, and spiritglasses, as well as mugs and glass tankards.”

“Half of each was composed of rummies and the other half of anti-rummies, after the moral and political share-and-share-alike fashion of the frontier town of the period.”

“If you mix three different rums with four kinds of fruit juice, the chances that the finished product will be a pleasant quaff are pretty good.”

“That was cool and we put down a few rums and beers while we had fried fish and bammy to eat.”

“Gin and vodka brands have featured Martini glasses in their ads for years, but now so do rums, cordials and other types of spirits.”