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Hunza water

Hunza water noun: a type of moonshine traditionally drunk by the Burusho people, made from apricots, mulberries, and other local fruits.

Noun

Hunza water (uncountable)

  1. (Pakistan, slang) A type of moonshine traditionally drunk by the Burusho people, made from apricots, mulberries, and other local fruits.

Origin of Hunza water

In reference to the Hunza Valley, where it is commonly produced.

Questions about Hunza water

What does Hunza water mean?
Hunza water means a type of moonshine traditionally drunk by the Burusho people, made from apricots, mulberries, and other local fruits.
What part of speech is Hunza water?
Hunza water is a noun.

Words near Hunza water in the dictionary

  1. hunyaks
  2. hunyok
  3. hunyoks
  4. Hunyuan
  5. Hunza
  6. Hunza water
  7. Hunza-Nagar District
  8. Hunzib
  9. Hunziker
  10. Hunzikers
  11. hunzone

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