pine-top
Oxford Dictionary of Modern Slang:
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pine-top
noun
noun, US
Cheap or illicit whisky. (1858 —) .
[From its originally being flavoured with new shoots from pine trees.]
noun, US
Cheap or illicit whisky. (1858 —) .
[From its originally being flavoured with new shoots from pine trees.]
| pine drape, pinch, pin-splitter | |
| pineapple, ping(er), pink |
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