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bootlegger 

A bootlegger is a person who sells alcohol off hours. Orriginally a bootlegger was a person who smuggled contraband onto a ship in the long boots made of waxed leather used to keep dry when entering and exiting small boats used to get to and from a ship at anchor. Contraban was hidden inside the boots in order to sneak it onto the ship.

Durring american prohibition many of todays larger beer breweries and alcohol distilleries remained active although illigally, these companies exist today because they were able to act as bootlegger and moonshiners during these terrible times.
1. I ran out of beer last night about 3am so i called the bootlegger cab and he hooked me up.
2. The bootlegger is a good man to know if you drink to all hours of the night.
3. ME!
bootlegger by The_doctor May 9, 2006
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bootlegger 

to procure, produce or process alcohol illegally for personal use or widesale distribution. This term most likely originated during the prohibition era.
"Daddy, what's a bootlegger?"

"Bootlegger is a term for old guys back in the day who used to smuggle alcohol across state lines because they didn't want to pay taxes or stop drinking."
bootlegger by edward p September 1, 2007

bootlegger 

a undergrounddistributer of various item. Commonly CD, DVD PS2 Games
I got the Passion of christ DVD a week befor it came out in theaters from the bootlegger in the barber shop
bootlegger by Deez March 29, 2004

Johny Bootlegger

Johny Bootlegger - nail polish remover

Mixed with fruity kool-aid in a glass bottle.

Flavors include

Fox hole fruit punch

Moonshine mango

Ice lemonade

Alcatraz sour apple

Juice joint watermelon

Sing sing sour grape

Shady shades strawberry

Syndicate sour peach

Prison break black cherry

Scarface sour raspberry

Your local corner / arab store or

wine and spirits Shop may carry them .

Easier to drink compared to four loko.
And Johny Bootlegger is gluten free.

Contains 12% alcohol by volume, with ten flavors that are simply the bees' knees. Enjoy responsibly. OR ELSE.

*10% alcohol by volume in TN and MS

☠
Johny Bootlegger is inspired by the Prohibition era of the 1920s – where many creative cocktails were invented in speakeasies. It’s a great choice when a very tasty, spirited beverage is desired. At 12% alcohol by volume, and ten great flavors to choose from, Johny Bootlegger lives up to the legend.

* Geloso Beverage Group
Johny Bootlegger by Blu_leef March 16, 2023

the bootlegger 

a sexy welsh bloke who runs the greatest youtube channel of all time. reknowned for such iconic phrases as “well yarite lads, guten tag”, “well you just knew that was gonna happen, that’s disgusting” and “yarite lads, just rinsing the old nutsack”
“yo is that the bootlegger”
“well yarite lads, guten tag”
the bootlegger by JJAW05 December 6, 2020
1 Messed up stuff, 2 Something you say when your mad at some one, normally a joke. 3. something you just randomly say when something goes wrong.(to be said with a slight accent. BOOleGGY)
Also known as: Bootlegged, Boolegged, Booleggy, bootleg, booleg
1. Melissa: Eww! look at the bathrooms!

Kindara: I know! thats so BOOTLEGGY!
2. Mellissa: Kindara, you need to clean yo room, it smell like something died in there.
Kindara: Melissa, dont be bootleggy k? and stay outta my room you boolegged person.
3.Thats so bootleggy. Your booleggy. Dont be boolegged! dont be boolegg!
Bootleggy by Micana January 14, 2011

Bootkegger 

An underage individual who transports alcohol, usually in very large quantities, to places such as dorm rooms, house parties, etc. A Bootkegger typically transports alcohol for other underage individuals.
"I'm starting to sober up."

"Yeah, I don't know why we picked John to be our Bootkegger."
Bootkegger by CDuFF105 August 23, 2008
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