moonshiner

/ˈmunˌʃaɪnər/
noun
  1. A person who makes or sells illegal alcoholic liquor, especially in a homemade still.
    • My great-grandfather was a moonshiner during Prohibition, making whiskey in the mountains.
    • The old moonshiner hid his still deep in the forest to avoid the police.
    • The movie tells the story of a moonshiner who outruns federal agents in his souped-up car.
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