shypoo
shypoo noun: second-rate liquor; beer.
Noun
shypoo (plural shypoos)
- Second-rate liquor; beer.
- ... He circulated freely ' mong the diggers on the U. Paddy Grady's " Hessian Palace " was a scene of wild delight, And we drank the shypoo deeply, till the lateness of the night suggested a ...1901, Alfred George Stephens, The Bulletin Reciter, a Collection of Verses for Recitation From "The Bulletin"
- It was difficult to brew in the heat, without proper equipment or materials, and for most of the nineteenth century beer was known by a variety of colourful nicknames such as squirt, sheep wash, stringy-bark, shypoo and shearer's joy- ...2011, Pete Brown, Three Sheets To The Wind: One Man's Quest For The Meaning Of Beer
- A place that sells beer or cheap liquor.
Adjective
shypoo (comparative more shypoo, superlative most shypoo)
Forms of shypoo
| Noun | |
|---|---|
| plural | shypoos |
| Adjective | |
| comparative | more shypoo |
| superlative | most shypoo |
Origin of shypoo
Of unknown origin.
Questions about shypoo
- What does shypoo mean?
- Shypoo means second-rate liquor; beer.
- What part of speech is shypoo?
- Shypoo can be a noun or an adjective.
- What is the plural of shypoo?
- The plural of shypoo is shypoos.
Words near shypoo in the dictionary
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