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moonshiner

noun as in bootlegger

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With its clean rivers and remote locations, the area also became a haven for moonshiners who set up stills in the heavily forested hills.

This one is an action-packed tale centered on a powerful family of moonshiners in 1920s Virginia, and it’s filled with enough dead bodies, doomed romances and sudden betrayals to make you wonder if George R.R.

Her husband, then 21, was a moonshiner who owned the only car in the hollow, an Army Jeep.

First there’s that of Eliot Ness — a minor police celebrity fresh from defeating Al Capone in Chicago and seasoned from his sojourn battling moonshiners in Ohio, Kentucky and Tennessee — who arrives in Cleveland in 1934.

Logically, moonshiners enlisted the best drivers to transport alcohol illegally.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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