rum
n. C / U C2 Proficiency US //ˈɹəm// UK //ɹˈʌm// rum
n. a strong alcoholic drink made from sugar. It is often used in cocktails or for baking.
n. a distilled alcoholic liquor made from sugarcane products, such as molasses or honey.
He ordered a glass of dark rum at the bar.
The recipe calls for a splash of aged rum to enhance the flavor of the cake.
Historically, the production and trade of rum were central to the economy of the Caribbean, influencing global maritime routes and colonial power dynamics for centuries.
Usage
Uncountable when referring to the liquid; countable when referring to specific varieties or individual servings.