rum

Converse of object

• spice: Also, the shop has added organic vodka, gin and spiced rum to its alcohol shelves.
• drink: Antoine was drinking rum in a Jamaican bar without a single thought of home.
• add: Fir extra aroma add 25 ml rum to the juices.
• buy: I remember as a teenager trying to buy rum to stick in our cokes, which seems pretty innocent now.
• age: It was in the colonial port city of Santiago de Cuba where in 1862 he began production of his light and aged rums.
• produce: To this day they are producing rum in Guyana.

Adjective modifier

• 4cl: Blue Mist 4cl white rum 1.5cl blue curaçao 1.5cl double cream 3cl fresh orange juice Pour all ingredients into a shaker with ice.
• 3cl: Blue Passion 3cl white rum 3cl blue curaçao 3cl fresh lime juice dash gomme syrup Pour all ingredients into a shaker with ice.
• fair-trade: She doesn't just drink rum, she drinks fair-trade rum!
• 2cl: Atomic Dog 2cl melon liqueur 2cl coconut rum 2cl white rum Pour melon and coconut liqueurs into a shot glass.
• Jamaican: The cake is made with dried fruit, almonds, pure butter, eggs and Jamaican rum.
• Cuban: A craft market offers typical Cuban souvenirs and the famous Cuban rum and hand-rolled cigars.

Modifies a noun

• punch: Told us to the interior design with rum punch ring of slot.
• ration: The daily rum ration was also looked forward to by many.
• distillery: The sugar industry is structured around nine sugar estates, five of which have rum distilleries.
• cocktail: I can't do Cardiff, we're hosting a pirate-themed rum cocktail party.
• butter: Rum butter is the sort of thing you can make in advance.
• gift: Rum can make an ideal gift for any occasion and some of our rum gifts are available in stylish gift boxes and baskets.

Noun used with modifier

• cane: I watched from a neighbor's veranda with a couple of men, drinking sugar cane rum.
• drinking: Another bizarre evening involved being driven to a small bar on a beach and drinking rum in the sea by moonlight!