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rotgut

[ rot-guht ]

noun

Slang.
  1. cheap and inferior liquor.


rotgut

/ ˈ°ùÉ’³Ùˌɡʌ³Ù /

noun

  1. facetious.
    alcoholic drink, esp spirits, of inferior quality
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Origin of rotgut1

First recorded in 1590–1600; rot + gut
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I was sitting at my desk worrying my way through a glass of rotgut whiskey.

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But I prefer to believe that arrack is simply the sound one makes when one chokes down a shot of harsh home-brewed rotgut, and therefore it applies to any ingredients equally well.

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Seventeenth-century British soldiers, fighting in the Low Countries, showed a sweet tooth for the local rotgut, and the word “gin†derives from jenever, the Dutch for juniper.

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Not the mummified ones you might find soaking in the bottoms of rotgut mezcal bottles — originally placed there as a marketing scheme to sell cheap liquor — but the ones you order on purpose, as dinner.

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There will be rotgut whiskey and weary horses.

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