pruno n.
1. (US prison) illegally distilled liquor.
AS VIII:3 (1933) 30/2: PRUNO. Fermented prune juice. | ‘Prison Dict.’ in||
DAUL 164/2: Pruno. (P) An alcoholic home brew concocted of prunes and sugar. | et al.||
Thanatos 174: They sniff shoe glue and drink watered-down pruno—home brew—with a kick of a small frog and a four-day hangover. | ||
Monster (1994) 286: We had just finished making a batch of pruno – jail-made wine. | ||
You Got Nothing Coming 163: In addition to making bread [...] the bakers also mass-produce ‘pruno,’ a potent alcoholic brew available in such fruity flavors as orange, apple, and peach. | ||
Love Without 162: If Jesus was in lockdown, he’d turn the water into pruno. | ‘Pure’ in||
Happy Mutant Baby Pills 27: Pruno (that’s jailhouse hooch, made from fermented fruit, for you innocents). | ||
Didn’t Nobody Give a Shit 30: Like sweet pruno pouring out of a Ziploc bag. |
2. attrib. use of sense 1.
I, Fatty 202: Compared to the pain and sadness [...] a pruno headache was pleasant. |