1. I'll have a rum.

2. His favourite tipple was rum and lemon.

3. The rum is 30% below proof.

4. He has knocked back two double rums.

5. He had laced her milk with rum.

6. Whisky, brandy, gin and rum are all spirits.

7. He poured them each a generous tot of whisky/rum.

8. He's a rum fellow.

9. He's a rum character.

10. She's a rum girl/lass/one.

11. Puerto Rico is famous for its light and dark rum.

12. We rounded the meal off with a chocolate and rum cake.

13. I don't know what is going on-it's a rum business.

14. The more rum punch, the better the beat!

15. Pierce grapes with a skewer or needle to allow them to absorb rum.

16. That's the call for the leading hands to collect the rations from the rum bosun.

17. Peel and stone fresh dates, stuff with almond paste flavoured with a little coffee and rum, then roll in ground almonds.

18. It maintains a portfolio of leading brands of Scotch whisky, gin, bourbon, vodka, rum and other spirits.

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19. Slowly pour on to the beaten eggs and stir in the butter and rum.

20. He takes the bottle from Julio, holds it close to his eyes and examines the tiny amount of rum remaining.

21. The following day in the evening, they two people change on a few giant Chan Bing rummer comes to cafes, use their tailor-made tankard ceremoniously first.