Pronunciation: /ˈbuːtˌlɛɡər/
noun a person who sells illegal alcohol, especially during Prohibition
A1 The bootlegger sold illegal alcohol during Prohibition.
A2 The police arrested the bootlegger for selling counterfeit goods.
B1 The bootlegger was known for smuggling pirated DVDs into the country.
B2 The bootlegger operated a sophisticated network for distributing fake designer handbags.
C1 The bootlegger was involved in a large-scale operation of producing and distributing counterfeit pharmaceuticals.
C2 The notorious bootlegger was finally apprehended after years of evading law enforcement.
verb not applicable
A1 The bootlegger tried to sell illegal copies of movies.
A2 He was caught bootlegging CDs at the flea market.
B1 The company discovered that someone had been bootlegging their products.
B2 The bootlegger was arrested for distributing counterfeit goods.
C1 The authorities cracked down on a large bootlegging operation in the city.
C2 Despite the risks, he continued to bootleg designer clothing and accessories.
adjective not applicable
A1 The bootlegger movie was not as good as the original.
A2 She bought a bootlegger copy of the new album on the street.
B1 The bootlegger merchandise was confiscated by the authorities.
B2 He was caught selling bootlegger DVDs at the flea market.
C1 The bootlegger alcohol was of poor quality and potentially dangerous.
C2 The bootlegger software was full of bugs and caused system crashes.
adverb not applicable
A1 The bootlegger quickly ran away from the police.
A2 The bootlegger skillfully avoided detection by the authorities.
B1 The bootlegger cleverly smuggled the illegal goods across the border.
B2 The bootlegger discreetly distributed the counterfeit products to customers.
C1 The bootlegger meticulously planned each operation to avoid getting caught.
C2 The bootlegger expertly navigated the underground market to sell their goods.
pronoun not applicable
A1 The bootlegger sold illegal alcohol.
A2 The bootlegger was arrested for selling counterfeit goods.
B1 The bootlegger operated a secret distillery in the woods.
B2 The bootlegger smuggled bootlegged goods across state lines.
C1 The bootlegger was known for his elaborate operation of distributing illegal goods.
C2 The bootlegger's underground network spanned multiple countries, making him a notorious figure in the criminal world.
preposition not applicable
A1 The bootlegger hid the illegal alcohol in his basement.
A2 The bootlegger sold fake designer handbags on the street corner.
B1 The bootlegger was caught smuggling counterfeit DVDs across the border.
B2 The bootlegger operated a sophisticated underground network for distributing pirated music.
C1 The bootlegger's operation was shut down by authorities after years of evading capture.
C2 The bootlegger was known for his ability to replicate high-end products with precision.
conjunction not applicable
A1 The bootlegger sold illegal alcohol.
A2 The bootlegger was caught by the police.
B1 The bootlegger operated a speakeasy during Prohibition.
B2 The bootlegger smuggled alcohol across state lines.
C1 The bootlegger's operation was shut down by federal agents.
C2 The bootlegger was known for his high-quality counterfeit goods.
interjection not applicable
A1 Bootlegger! That's not allowed.
A2 Hey, bootlegger, stop right there!
B1 I can't believe that bootlegger is still selling fake goods.
B2 The bootlegger was caught red-handed by the authorities.
C1 The bootlegger had been operating for years before being caught.
C2 The sophisticated operation of the bootlegger was finally dismantled by law enforcement.
article not applicable
A1 The bootlegger sold illegal alcohol.
A2 The bootlegger was caught by the police.
B1 The bootlegger operated a speakeasy during Prohibition.
B2 The bootlegger smuggled alcohol across state lines.
C1 The bootlegger was known for producing high-quality counterfeit goods.
C2 The bootlegger had a network of contacts to distribute their illegal products.
formal The bootlegger was arrested for selling illegal alcohol.
informal I heard that bootlegger got busted last night.
slang That bootlegger is always trying to make a quick buck.
figurative He was known as the bootlegger of stolen goods in the underground market.
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