rummer

/ruhm-er/US // ˈrʌm ər //UK // (ˈrʌmə) //

谣言,流言蜚语,谣传,流言

Definitions

n.名词 noun

The Rummer is introduced by Hogarth into his picture of "Night."
He went under the stairs, and produced a bottle of cider-wine, of which they drank a rummer each.
On the blind of an inn the shadow of a bearded man held the shadow of a rummer to its mouth.
The Coroner, having found no need to charge (except his rummer), left his men for a little while to deliberate their verdict.
That loud call of the faith evidently made Dizful a rummer place than it normally was.