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003.13peck of pa's malt had Jhem or Shen brewed by arclight and rory
–003.13+Jameson whiskey
006.27of finisky fore his feet. And a barrowload of guenesis hoer his head.
–006.27+whiskey (from Irish uisce: water)
024.14will you whoop for my deading is a? Wake? Usqueadbaugham!
–024.14+Anglo-Irish/Hiberno-English usquebaugh: whiskey (literally 'water of life')
024.15     Anam muck an dhoul! Did ye drink me doornail?
–024.15+song Finnegan's Wake 5: 'Then Micky Maloney raised his head When a noggin of whiskey flew at him, It missed and falling on the bed, The liquor scattered over Tim; Bedad he revives, see how he rises And Timothy rising from the bed, Says "Whirl your liquor round like blazes, Thanam o'n dhoul, do ye think I'm dead?"' (originally, Poole: song Tim Finigan's Wake: 'Mickey Mulvaney raised his head, When a gallon of whiskey flew at him; It missed him, and, hopping on the bed, The liquor scattered over Tim! Bedad, he revives! see how he raises! And Timothy, jumping from the bed, Cries, while he lathered around like blazes, "Bad luck till yer sowls! d'ye think I'm dead?"')
042.05in the shape of gee and gees stood by the damn decent sort after
–042.05+J.J. and S.: John Jameson and Sons, Dublin whiskey
042.07day, flushed with their firestufffostered friendship, the rascals came
–042.07+(whiskey-fostered)
056.26Angel were herberged for him poteen and tea and praties and
–056.26+Anglo-Irish/Hiberno-English poteen: illicit whiskey (from Irish poitín)
070.30oven for the sake of irsk irskusky, and then, not easily dis-
–070.30+whiskey
071.03ripidian flabel by his side and a walrus whiskerbristle for a tusk-
–071.03+whiskey bottle
071.25and Deuce of Paupering, O'Reilly's Delights to Kiss the Man
–071.25+song The Piper's Tunes: 'He played of Bonaparte who crossed the Alps in winter, The Union hornpipe, and the Killinick fox hunters, The song of Patrick's Day, and the jig of Paddy Carroll and each boy will Kiss the Maid behind the whiskey barrel'
077.30poteentubbs, lacrimal vases, hoodendoses, reekwaterbeckers,
–077.30+Anglo-Irish/Hiberno-English poteen: illicit whiskey
082.06was carrying the worm (a handy term for the portable distillery
–082.06+worm: spiral condenser used for whiskey distilling
082.09interest in the spirits): Let me go, Pautheen! I hardly knew ye.
–082.09+Anglo-Irish/Hiberno-English potheen: illicit whiskey
083.03you might just as well have, boy baches, to buy J. J. and S. with.
–083.03+John Jameson and Son: Irish whiskey
083.05then. Heart alive! Which at very first wind of gay gay and whisk-
–083.05+whiskey
085.26potheen district, was subsequently haled up at the Old Bailey
–085.26+Anglo-Irish/Hiberno-English potheen: illicit whiskey
091.28horn tot of iskybaush the hailth up the wailth of the endknown ab-
–091.28+Anglo-Irish/Hiberno-English usquebaugh: whiskey
095.25your pure mountain dew than enrich my acquaintance with that
–095.25+Colloquial mountain dew: Irish or Scotch whiskey, illicit whiskey
122.12Temple nor since Roe's Distillery burn'd have quaff'd Night's
–122.12+Fire at Marrowbone Lane Distillery, Dublin, ca. 1860; whiskey ran down gutters in Cork Street
125.22snatcher (kak, pfooi, bosh and fiety, much earny, Gus, poteen?
–125.22+Anglo-Irish/Hiberno-English poteen: illicit whiskey
126.05Jhon Jhamieson and Song, rated one hundrick and thin per
–126.05+John Jameson and Son, Dublin whiskey
136.36sounds like a rude word; the moontaen view, some lumin pale
–136.36+Colloquial mountain dew: Irish or Scotch whiskey, illicit whiskey
137.01round a lamp of succar in boinyn water; three shots a puddy at
–137.01+'Paddy', Irish whiskey
138.31the eras of livsadventure from moonshine and shampaying down
–138.31+moonshine whiskey
140.31special orders and my copper's panful of soybeans and Irish in
–140.31+Irish whiskey (Power's Distillery, east of Watling Street)
140.34goodself churning over the newleaved butter (more power to
–140.34+Power's Irish whiskey
150.02Will you put up at hree of irish? Or a ladyeater may perhaps have
–150.02+Slang a three cold Irish: three pennyworth of Irish whiskey and cold water
157.06    — Uskybeak!
–157.06+Anglo-Irish/Hiberno-English usquebaugh: whiskey
182.09glee: gember! inkware! chonchambre! cinsero! zinnzabar! tinc-
–182.09+Slang tincture: whiskey
187.08for Lieutuvisky of the caftan's wineskin and even more so,
–187.08+whiskey
210.13and pigiron mittens for Johnny Walker Beg; a papar flag of the
–210.13+Johnnie Walker whiskey
213.04his wheel. My hands are blawcauld between isker and suda like
–213.04+whiskey and soda
229.23malters among the jemassons since the duft that meataxe delt
–229.23+Jameson's whiskey
231.03(gin a paddy? got a petty? gussies, gif it ope?), while itch ish
–231.03+song 'Gin a body meet a body, Comin' through the rye' (rye is used for the production of whiskey)
–231.03+Paddy: brand of Irish whiskey
245.35A's the sign and one's the number. Where Chavvyout Chacer
–245.35+Findlater's A.1 whiskey (sold in Dublin)
257.36lost. Fionia is fed up with Fidge Fudgesons. Sealand snorres.
–257.36+John Jameson and Sons: Irish whiskey
276.22Fanagan's weak yat his still's going strang.
–276.22+Johnnie Walker whiskey slogan: 'still going strong'
278.11me sigh too. Coalmansbell: behoves you
–278.11+Saint Patrick once commanded his disciples not to drink whiskey till after the vesper bell; Saint Colman, his disciple, misunderstood, did not drink at all, though engaged in hard labour in the harvest field, and dropped dead when the vesper bell rang
292.F03     3 Bussmullah, cried Lord Wolsley, how me Aunty Mag'll row!
–292.F03+Bushmills whiskey
305.17curse again on that pint I took of Jamesons.
–305.17+John Jameson Irish Whiskey
308.24             jake, jack and little sousoucie
–308.24+J.J. and S.: John Jameson and Son (whiskey)
315.02Trainity. Diddled he daddle a drop of the cradler on delight
–315.02+song Finnegan's Wake 1: 'a drop of the craythur' (Anglo-Irish/Hiberno-English a drop of whiskey)
315.06lining maught be licensed all at ones, be these same tokens, for-
–315.06+Scottish maut: malt (whiskey)
315.11came up with them and, check me joule, shot the three tailors,
–315.11+Anglo-Irish/Hiberno-English Slang tailor: a measure of whiskey or other spirits (about the same size as a double; also spelled 'taylor')
317.01roast perus,) or a stinger, he sagd, t. d., on a doroughbread ken-
–317.01+'stinger': whiskey and soda
319.04usquebauched the ersewild aleconner, for bringing briars to Bem-
–319.04+Anglo-Irish/Hiberno-English usquebaugh: whiskey
319.09tasting his tap. Tiptoptap, Mister Maut.
–319.09+malt (whiskey)
319.11the three swallows like he was muzzling Moselems and torched
–319.11+three swallows: trademark of Power's whiskey
321.01had, like the pervious oelkenner done, liquorally no more powers
–321.01+Power's Irish whiskey
322.29been malttreating themselves to their health's contempt.
–322.29+malt (whiskey)
323.27power insound in it the lord of the saloom, as if for a flash sala-
–323.27+Power's Whiskey
325.17hunguest and horasa, jonjemsums both, in sailsmanship, szed the
–325.17+John Jameson and Sons, Irish whiskey
326.07Oscarvaughther, sayd he, Erievikkingr, sayd he, intra trifum
–326.07+Irish uisce beatha: whiskey
333.16for a booby, boo: new uses in their mewseyfume. The jammesons
–333.16+Jameson's whiskey
357.04Bismillafoulties. But the hasard you asks is justly ever behind his
–357.04+Bushmills whiskey
367.24he had behold the residuance of a delugion: the foggy doze still
–367.24+Johnnie Walker whiskey slogan: 'Still going strong'
382.04or Phoenix brewery stout it was or John Jameson and Sons or
–382.04+John Jameson and Sons, Irish whiskey
390.13laughing over Tom Tim Tarpey, the Welshman, and the four
–390.13+VI.B.3.064f (b): 'Tim Tom Tracy (whiskey Tracy)' (only first three words crayoned)
408.33does be up to. Take this John's Lane in your toastingfourch. Shaun-
–408.33+John's Lane, Dublin (address of Power's Whiskey)
410.10and was veribally complussed by thinking of the crater of some
–410.10+Anglo-Irish/Hiberno-English craythur: whiskey
410.14deep in my wineupon ponteen unless Morrissey's colt could help
–410.14+Anglo-Irish/Hiberno-English poteen: illicit whiskey
424.27pebils before Sweeney's as he swigged a slug of Jon Jacobsen
–424.27+John Jameson Dublin whiskey
424.34Heaven. The lowquacity of him! With his threestar monothong!
–424.34+three-star whiskey
436.22of prurities, so none of your twenty rod cherrywhisks, me
–436.22+Slang forty-rod: cheap overproof whiskey
439.08converted from moonshine the fostermother of the first nancy-
–439.08+moonshine whiskey
451.01dolly farting, in vestments of subdominal poteen at prime cost
–451.01+Anglo-Irish/Hiberno-English poteen: illicit whiskey
466.06for Leas and love potients for Leos, the next beast king. Put
–466.06+Anglo-Irish/Hiberno-English poteen: illicit whiskey
470.33glance of Irish frisky (a Juan Jaimesan hastaluego) from under
–470.33+John Jameson Irish whiskey
473.03Janyouare Fibyouare wins true from Sylvester (only Walker
–473.03+Johnnie Walker whiskey [.05]
476.36softnoising one of them to another one, the boguaqueesthers.
–476.36+Anglo-Irish/Hiberno-English usquebaugh: whiskey
485.09asking to luckat your sore toe or to taste your gaspy, hot and
–485.09+phrase lick whiskey off a sore leg
495.04smells cheaply of Power's spirits, like a deepsea dibbler, and he is
–495.04+Power's Irish Whiskey
498.18his good balls of malt, not to forget his oels a'mona nor his beers
–498.18+Dublin Slang ball of malt: large glass of whiskey with water
510.22after the tradition of a wellesleyan bottle riot act and a few plates
–510.22+The Bottle Riot, 1822: riot in Theatre Royal, Dublin, in demonstration against leniency to Catholics of Lord-Lieutenant Richard Wellesley; missiles, including one whiskey bottle, were thrown
510.30Orther. This was his innwhite horse. Sip?
–510.30+White Horse whiskey
510.33songs of Inishfeel. Whiskway and mortem! No puseyporcious
–510.33+whiskey and water
521.15    — Bushmillah! Do you think for a moment? Yes, by the way.
–521.15+Bushmill's whiskey is made in Ulster
523.16losers, groomed by S. Samson and son, bred by dilalahs, will
–523.16+John Jameson and Son, Dublin whiskey
533.34pim's Ornery forninehalf. Shaun Shemsen saywhen saywhen.
–533.34+John Jameson whiskey
541.19Lusqu'au bout! If they had ire back of eyeball they got danage
–541.19+Anglo-Irish/Hiberno-English usquebaugh: whiskey
543.33lost in dirt and blocked with refuse, getting on like Roe's dis-
–543.33+fire at Marrowbone Lane Distillery, Dublin, ca. 1860: whiskey ran down gutters in Cork Street
577.21periodicity; from Neaves to Willses, from Bushmills to Enos; to
–577.21+Bushmill's Whiskey
585.23tomoses by a ground plan of the placehunter, whiskered beau
–585.23+Anglo-Irish/Hiberno-English usquebaugh: whiskey
600.32whispy planter tell Paudheen Steel-the-Poghue and his perty
–600.32+whiskey
–600.32+Anglo-Irish/Hiberno-English poteen: illicit whiskey



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