rummer

• Adjectif vieilli ou littéraire signifiant étrange, inhabituel ou singulier.

An old-fashioned adjective meaning strange, odd, or peculiar.

1. Unusual or oddC1informalbritish

   Strange, peculiar, or deviating from what is normal or expected.

   bizarre, étrange

   • He had a rum way of looking at things.
   • That's a rum story, I don't believe a word of it.
   • She gave me a rum look when I mentioned the incident.

   Synonymesabnormalbizarrecuriouseccentricoddpeculiarqueersingularstrangeuncommonunusualweird

   Antonymescommonnormalordinarystandardtypicalusual

• Grand verre à boire à pied avec une coupe ovale, historiquement utilisé pour porter des toasts.

A large drinking glass with an ovoid bowl on a stem, historically used for drinking toasts.

1. C2formalbritish

   A large drinking glass, typically with an ovoid bowl on a stem, used for toasts.

   Grand verre à pied (ovoïde)

   • The host raised a rummer to propose a toast.
   • They filled the rummer with fine wine for the celebration.
   • An antique rummer was displayed in the glass cabinet.