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poteen

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


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But for the next 50 years Ireland kept passing out literary surprises, for first-rate writers came along as fast as poteen at a christening: Russell, Synge, Gogarty, O'Casey, Joyce, O'Flaherty.

From Time Magazine Archive

Yet the special charm of this book is that it manages to describe Irish peasant life without condescension or that peculiar quaintness which often produces a distinct aroma of poteen and formaldehyde.

From Time Magazine Archive

When barley and potato prices rose during and after World War II, the poteen industry languished.

From Time Magazine Archive

Shure the lootenant mustn't blow on me," said Hogan, with rapture in his eyes and a glibness born of poteen on his tongue, "but that court-martial was the makin' of me fortune, sir.

From Marion's Faith. by Charles King

Sometimes I think 'tis poteen, and sometimes I think it isn't.

From Duty, and other Irish Comedies by Seumas O'Brien


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