arrack , auch: arak

In recent days Arrack has been banned by the public interest.

One day he gets arrested for bringing arrack to school.

Anyway, it turned out that the arrack was primarily for her own benefit.

He paused to drink half his arrack and pour some more.

His father was big in arrack business and was very rich.

Within a few months, 240 arrack shops in 200 villages had been forced to close.

I am told that Syrian arrack is the best kind.'

Arrack is often created as a form of moonshine in Indonesia.

He drank more of the water and wished it were arrack or rum.

Five kinds of poison were mixed in an arrack and given to him to drink.

Arrack is considered the de facto distilled national drink by many.

"He'd sit on the ground and drink arrack with his cronies," he said.

He forced Brick to drink some arrack, knowing how she hated it.

That's what our men want, Campbell, something that can be turned into rum or arrack."

Such illicit production may result in methanol-tainted arrack that can lead to death.

Obviously the arrack, the glasses and the cigarettes had been brought by her in the haversack.

He drank the rest of his arrack and clapped his hands for more.

Maybe we could share a bottle of arrack?

The offerings at the temple are toddy, arrack and chicken.

Early on, arrack was mixed with the other ingredients and heated, immediately before consuming it.

Sri Lanka is the world's largest producer of coconut arrack.

Toddy can also be distilled and it's known as arrack everywhere.

I could use it - only not arrack, if you don't mind!'

The Sergeant stopped in one of the grog shops and demanded arrack.

The roads leading to the temple are very small with arrack shops and other illegal trades.