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poteen

[puh-teen, -cheen, -theen, poh-] / pəˈtin, -ˈtʃin, -ˈθin, poʊ- /


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Give’s a taste of rum, which is the best makeshift for poteen, and I’ll tell ye.

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"Thrue for ye, boy; the sport was soon over—raich me over the bottle," and with that, Miles finished the poteen at a draught, and then lay back against the wall, as if to sleep.

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But nothing's perfect in this world except the wisdom of owls and Congressmen, and Mrs. O'Korrigan's military virtues and wholesome command of her husband had the slight drawback of a constitutional taste for poteen.

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They learned how to make poteen in little stills, after the Irish fashion, and to defend their stills from intrusive foreigners, also after the Irish fashion.

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Gaiety there was none: the Islanders had no heart for gaiety: but the pipes and tobacco were there, and the plate of snuff, and the jar of poteen to lift up the heavy hearts.

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