Relationships Related Term:  piracy Distinguish From:  counterfeit n. ~ 1. Something made or distributed illegally. - 2. An unauthorized reproduction, especially of a motion picture or sound recording [..]

"leg of a boot," 1630s, from boot (n.1) + leg (n.). As an adjective in reference to illegal liquor, 1889, American English slang, from the trick of concealing a flask of liquor down the leg [..]

Recordings or made or sold without the permission of the performers or a recording company.

an illegally copied, unauthorized, and/or distributed version of a copyrighted film/video/DVD, often of second-rate quality; also termed pirated. Example: a bootlegged DVD version of Star Wars (1977), [..]

Bootleg, as a general term, refers to the illegal distribution or sale of any goods. In software, music and video terminology it refers to any materials -- such as a a program, song or movie -- that i [..]

adjective Definition: not genuine or real: fake Example Sentence: She liked to pretend her bootleg ring was a real diamond.

something bootlegged bootleg adj

(n) whiskey illegally distilled from a corn mash(n) the part of a boot above the instep(v) sell illicit products such as drugs or alcohol(v) produce or distribute illegally(adj) distributed or sold il [..]

Bootleg is the unauthorized sale, duplication or distribution of any product. In computing, the term bootleg is synonymous with piracy, or the unauthorized copying or distribution of software for resa [..]

when a quarterback runs out of the pocket with the ball looking to pass the ball as his first priority, but run with it if he can’t find an open receiver.

A deceptive move by the quarterback where he fakes handing the ball to the running back and then hides the ball against his hip as he runs around one end of the line of scrimmage. After bootlegging to the end of the line, quarterbacks can either throw to open receivers or run downfield on their own.