smuggler
sˈməgələr-
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smuggler
someone who imports or exports without paying duties
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Smuggler
A vessel employed in smuggling. -
Smuggler
One who smuggles.
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smuggler
One who smuggles; one who imports or exports secretly and contrary to law either contraband goods or dutiable goods without paying the customs; also, in Scotland, an illicit distiller. -
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smuggler
A vessel employed in smuggling goods.
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Smuggler
one who smuggles: a vessel used in smuggling
Chambers's Twentieth Century Dictionary Low Ger. smuggeln, cog. with Ger. schmuggeln; Dut. smuigen, to eat secretly.
Drug and human smugglers make the trek across the Rio Grande each year . team4news.com
A pursuit through the streets of Mission ended violently yesterday morning after authorities exchanged fire with two suspected smugglers. kveo.com
Police chased the vehicle for miles dodging several bundles of marijuana that were thrown out by the smugglers. kveo.com
Using cannon, smugglers shoot marijuana into U.S. Opposition activist discusses life in Syria. cbsnews.com
Fatal incident reflects new boldness among offshore smugglers. ktuu.com
Ramp jump ends with smuggler's jeep stuck on border fence . team4news.com
Smugglers Flocking to US Bringing Endangered Species. foxnews.com
Fast and Furious Link to NM Border Town Smugglers. kunm.org
Africa smuggler swallowed 220 gems . timesleader.com
A memorial service was held in San Pedro on Saturday afternoon for a US Coast Guardsman who died in a confrontation with suspected drug smugglers. abclocal.go.com
Troopers are regularly involved in high-speed pursuits, often chasing drug smugglers into the river and back to Mexico. klewtv.com
Stopping drug smugglers on the ground is one thing. ired.com
Africa smuggler swallowed 220 gems. timesleader.com
Desperate Smuggler Puts Own Child's Life in Danger. lasvegastribune.com
The alleged smugglers knew her routine — where she lived, where she worked. kosu.org
They are inveterate poachers, and the more industrious of them are habitual smugglers. "France and the Republic" by
Those Yarmouth men are great smugglers, there's no doubt about it. "Will Weatherhelm" by
I thought you would never have finished with those odious smugglers. "The King's Own" by
Nevertheless, it requires that smugglers should be good seamen, smart active fellows, and keen-witted, or they can do nothing. "The Three Cutters" by
He says, that if once clear, the smugglers would put him on the other side of the water. "Percival Keene" by
At the barking of the dog the smugglers backed water to step their way. "Snarley-yow" by
Smugglers bring guns to we, an' pooder. "The Settler and the Savage" by
Without uttering a word the smugglers sauntered towards the mound, assuming a careless air, as though they were passing that way by chance. "Deep Down, a Tale of the Cornish Mines" by
Not many years ago the hovellers were notorious smugglers. "The Lifeboat" by
THE SMUGGLERS ARE "TREATED" TO GIN AND ASTONISHMENT. "The Lighthouse" by
To hear a sudden gun!
A smuggler's vessel from the rock,
She now perceives to run.
Well, well, children!
But you've heard all my stories. Let me see,--
Did I never tell you how the smuggler murdered
The woman down at Pill?
Ran the Meo army like a sacred cow
Helicopter smugglers filled Long Cheng's bars
In Xieng Quang province on the Plain of Jars
Is our natural lot,
Why should we, moreover, be hanged in the end—-
After all our great pains
For to dangle in chains
As though we were smugglers, not poor honest men?