NOUN
- a liquor concocted from a mixture of ingredients (such as prunes and raisins and milk and sugar) that can be fermented to produce alcohol; made by prison inmates
How To Use pruno In A Sentence
- There's a homemade wine called pruno, which is very exciting. CNN Transcript Jun 22, 2003
- One afternoon everybody (except the sheriffs) were put on alert, because the "south-side" car was planning on making some pruno, and inside the walls of the camp that meant drunken gang members, which led to riots, usually. Strange Reaction
- Really, how much pruno have you drank while in prison amigo? Undefined
- Guards, especially "good" guards with records of mildness and fair dealing, were given a miserably hard time; and several guards, good and bad, were engaged in bare-knuckle combat by convicts made brave with home-brewed pruno. Why Prisoners Riot
- Mount Pruno, till, finding disciples there no less indocile to the severity of his discipline than the former, he was determined to pursue himself that rigorous plan of life which he had hitherto unsuccessfully proposed to others. The Lives of the Fathers, Martyrs, and Principal Saints January, February, March
- I've seen finer batches of pruno turned out in the state prison system that what you can find in Lodi's wineries. Undefined
- There's no "pruno," the homemade prison wine she often finds. The Seattle Times
- The infractions mentioned were not that bad: mutilating a curtain; possessing “pruno” an alcoholic beverage that cons distill from yeast and any fruit or vegetable matter they can get their hands on: potatoes, apples, oranges; and refusing to allow a guard to search him for a club he had hidden under his jacket. Without Pity
- Kim Bassinger is so hard core she makes pruno in her snatch. WHOA, KIM BASINGER IS HARDCORE
