smugglers'
Belonging to contraband-runners
Smugglers' is the possessive plural of smuggler—someone who moves goods or people illegally across borders.
The form indicates something belonging to or associated with multiple smugglers: a smugglers' route through the mountains, the smugglers' hideout.
It appears frequently in place names and adventure narratives.
Prohibited trade goods
- covesSheltered coastal indentations
- hideoutsConcealed shelters from pursuit
- tunnelsUnderground hollow pathways
- stashHidden reserve
runners · trafficking · bootleggers · illegal · caches · secret · routes · networks
Sheltered coastal indentations
- cavesNatural underground chambers
- inletsCoastal water passages
- harborsSheltered waters for mooring
- boatsWater vehicles with hulls
ships · moonless · beaches · cliffs · landings · shores · tides · vessels
Alcohol smugglers during prohibition
- ProhibitionConstitutional alcohol ban era
- piratesMaritime thieves and raiders
- highwaymenArmed roadside robbers
- brandySpirit from fermented fruit
excise · customs · lace · tea · silk · duty · revenue · gallows
contraband
Prohibited trade goods
- covesSheltered coastal indentations
- hideoutsConcealed shelters from pursuit
- tunnelsUnderground hollow pathways
stash · runners · trafficking · bootleggers · illegal · caches · secret · routes · networks · rings
coves
Sheltered coastal indentations
boats · ships · moonless · beaches · cliffs · landings · shores · tides · vessels · anchors
rum-runners
Alcohol smugglers during prohibition
- ProhibitionConstitutional alcohol ban era
- piratesMaritime thieves and raiders
- highwaymenArmed roadside robbers
brandy · excise · customs · lace · tea · silk · duty · revenue · gallows · Georgian
adventure
Risky exciting undertaking
- talesSpoken or written narratives
- legendsTraditional stories or icons
- folkloreInherited cultural narratives
daring · swashbuckling · notorious · escapades · treasure · mysterious · moonlit · hideaways · dashing · rogues
den
Private room or lair
passage · route · crossing · border · path · sanctuary · refuge · rendezvous · outpost · territory
smugglers'customs officers
Entry point inspectors
customs officials · authorized dealers · customs authorities
smugglers'customs officers
Entry point inspectors
border guards · authorities · inspectors · investigators · police's
- people smugglerOne who transports undocumented migrants
- smuggler's coveSecret coastal landing place
- budgie smugglerTight men's swimming briefs
- arms smugglerIllegal weapons trafficker
- smugglers covesHidden inlets for illegal trade