Similar words: smuggle, smuggler, smuggling, snuggled, juggle, snuggle, juggler, jugglery. Meaning: ['smʌgl] adj. distributed or sold illicitly.
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91) I have some smuggled coffee and most capital tobacco, in a small chest in the hold, which you shall have to-morrow.
92) Muammar el-Qaddafi.And then as the Libyan revolution spread, he made bombs and smuggled weapons into Tripoli to help overthrow the Qaddafi government.
93) Everything along the border has its price: drugs, teak,(sentencedict.com) smuggled goods.
94) Later he smuggled himself to Shanghai , and then , disguised, he returned to Hunan.
95) In China's south, a shortfall in rice has led buyers to Vietnam. To get round import quotas, they have smuggled in nearly 600,000 tonnes of rice.
96) The police detained a large truck and found many smuggled goods.
97) While being smuggled out of Denmark in a British Mosquito fighter-bomber, Bohr was seated in a specially designed chair directly over the bomb-bay doors.
98) About 80 per cent of items available in the Strip are still being smuggled in through the tunnels. Among them – the powerful drug, Tramadol.
99) Tax-free, smuggled cigarettes are widely available for a fraction of the legal price, and are often smuggled through First Nations reserves, the RCMP have said.
100) Four years before his death in 1642, while he was still under house arrest, the manuscript of his second major book was smuggled to a publisher in Holland.
101) Failure to report or disclose smuggled or untaxed cargoes after discovering them.
102) Possessions must be declared, otherwise should be regarded as smuggled goods.
103) It was smuggled through the US diplomatic pouch, secretly installed across the facade of a building overlooking Havana and given a very specific mission: to annoy Fidel Castro.
104) The customs house officers boarded our ship and made a thorough search for smuggled goods.
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