Definition of goom in English:

goom

nounɡʊmɡuːm

mass nounAustralian

(especially in Aboriginal English) methylated spirits or other cheap alcoholic liquor.
although drunk on goom, he was a fit man
Example sentencesExamples
- He also had some goom, didn't he?
- Brandy was his favourite drink after gin, then came whiskey and finally goom.
- He had been drinking cask wine and goom.
- A group of about four Aboriginals are sitting at a table drinking from a cask. Goom. You know, Metho.
- He set a shot glass and a bottle of goom on the table.

Origin

1960s: perhaps from Gabi-gabi and other Aboriginal languages gung 'water, alcohol'.

Definition of goom in US English:

goom

noun

Australian

(especially in Aboriginal English) methylated spirits or other cheap alcoholic liquor.
although drunk on goom, he was a fit man
Example sentencesExamples
- A group of about four Aboriginals are sitting at a table drinking from a cask. Goom. You know, Metho.
- Brandy was his favourite drink after gin, then came whiskey and finally goom.
- He set a shot glass and a bottle of goom on the table.
- He had been drinking cask wine and goom.
- He also had some goom, didn't he?

Origin

1960s: perhaps from Gabi-gabi and other Aboriginal languages gung ‘water, alcohol’.

词汇	goom
释义	Definition of goom in English: goom nounɡʊmɡuːm mass nounAustralian (especially in Aboriginal English) methylated spirits or other cheap alcoholic liquor. although drunk on goom, he was a fit man Example sentencesExamples He also had some goom, didn't he? Brandy was his favourite drink after gin, then came whiskey and finally goom. He had been drinking cask wine and goom. A group of about four Aboriginals are sitting at a table drinking from a cask. Goom. You know, Metho. He set a shot glass and a bottle of goom on the table. Origin 1960s: perhaps from Gabi-gabi and other Aboriginal languages gung 'water, alcohol'. Definition of goom in US English: goom noun Australian (especially in Aboriginal English) methylated spirits or other cheap alcoholic liquor. although drunk on goom, he was a fit man Example sentencesExamples A group of about four Aboriginals are sitting at a table drinking from a cask. Goom. You know, Metho. Brandy was his favourite drink after gin, then came whiskey and finally goom. He set a shot glass and a bottle of goom on the table. He had been drinking cask wine and goom. He also had some goom, didn't he? Origin 1960s: perhaps from Gabi-gabi and other Aboriginal languages gung ‘water, alcohol’.
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