单词	bootlegger
释义	bootlegger noun boot·​leg·​ger ˈbüt-ˌle-gər  -ˌlā- plural bootleggers : one who bootlegs something: such as a : a person who makes or sells alcoholic liquor illegally … in sleepy little St-Hilaire, once a Prohibition boom town, from which bootleggers smuggled truckloads of whisky into the U.S. … Will Ferguson Most of us associate the pocket flask with the Roaring Twenties era of the bootlegger and the speakeasy … Linda Rosenkrantz b : a person who produces, reproduces, or distributes something (such as a recording) illicitly or without authorization As part of his job, Schoenfeld is charged with ferreting out record bootleggers and protecting the copyright interests of record labels. Holly Gleason … the conversation ran from how the different companies project returns on direct mail to efforts to crack down on software bootleggers. Leslie Brokaw Synonyms contrabandist courier runner smuggler See all Synonyms & Antonyms Word History Etymology bootleg entry 1 + -er entry 2 First Known Use 1886, in the meaning defined above bootlegger noun as in smuggler a person who imports or exports goods secretly and illegally a bootlegger of counterfeit electronics Synonyms & Similar Words Relevance smuggler courier runner gunrunner coyote mule contrabandist
随便看	nother nothing nothing but skin and bones nothing but trouble nothing comes of nothing could be farther from the truth nothing could be further from someone's mind nothing could be further from the truth nothing daunted nothing doing nothing else nothing else for it nothing for it nothing further to do with nothing if not nothing in nothing in it nothing in it (for someone) nothing in it for someone nothing less than nothing like nothing of the kind nothing of the sort nothing off nothing personal

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