| 单词 | rum-chaser | 
| 释义 | > as lemmasrum-chaser   rum-chaser  n. U.S. 		 (a) colloquial a person who habitually drinks rum; = rumhound n. (a)   (rare);		 (b) (during the Prohibition era) a law enforcement agent who pursues rum runners;		 (c) (during the Prohibition era) a coastguard speedboat used for pursuing rum-smugglers or their ships. ΘΚΠ society > travel > travel by water > vessel, ship, or boat > vessels with other specific uses > 			[noun]		 > vessel used by customs authorities > for pursuing rum-runners rum-chaser1915 1915    Boston Globe 26 Dec. 27/7  				Jess is a good man... Only you jest wait a couple o' years or two an' see whether he kin come back or not: don't make no difference jest because he ain't no rum-chaser. 1920    Evening Republican 		(Mitchell, S. Dakota)	 28 Dec. 1/5 		(heading)	  				Rum chasers spot 48 in big raid on camp. 1922    N.Y. Times Index July–Sept. 151/1  				Asks for appropriation for fast boats for rum chasers. 1931    D. Runyon in  Cosmopolitan May 64/2  				She is riding in a big foreign automobile the size of a rum-chaser. 1982    W. L. Heat Moon Blue Highways  ix. vi. 366  				The deep river..had seen Indian canoes, Revolutionary War privateers, whaling ships, Coast Guard rum-chasers, and three generations of submarines. 2005    Chattanooga Times Free Press 		(Nexis)	 30 Dec.  h2  				The Dec. 30, 1924, Chattanooga Daily Times ran a story about 40 rum chasers ‘armed with machine guns, rifles and sidearms’. < as lemmas  | 
	
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