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/rʌm/
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/rʌm/
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rum
noun
rums
pl
ром
He poured a glass of rum to enjoy with his dessert.
Он налил стакан рома, чтобы насладиться им с десертом.
Additional translations
ромовый ликер
ромовый напиток
Synonyms
spirits
liquor
booze
distilled beverage
alcohol
rum
adjective
rummier
Comp.
rummiest
Super.
UK
/rʌm/
US
/rʌm/
Archaic or informal British usage meaning ‘odd’ or ‘peculiar’.
Synonyms
unusual
weird
singular
outlandish
idiosyncratic
funny
odd
strange
peculiar
queer
eccentric
curious
bizarre
Definitions
rum
noun
A distilled alcoholic beverage made from sugarcane byproducts, such as molasses, or directly from sugarcane juice, typically aged in barrels.
He ordered a glass of rum to enjoy with his dessert.
A serving of this alcoholic beverage.
She poured herself a rum to unwind after a long day.
An individual who is odd, peculiar, or eccentric.
Old Jenkins was considered a rum by the villagers.
A particular variety, brand, or style of the spirit.
The shop stocks single-origin rums from small Caribbean distilleries.
rum
adjective
Odd, strange, or slightly peculiar, sometimes with a hint of disreputability.
It was a rum business, but everything worked out in the end.
(dated, chiefly British) Excellent; fine; first-rate.
We had a rum time at the fair.
Containing, flavoured with, or relating to rum (used attributively).
We enjoyed a slice of rum cake after dinner.
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