bootleg

US /ˈbuːt.leɡ/
UK /ˈbuːt.leɡ/
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made, distributed, or sold illegally

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They were caught selling bootleg copies of the movie.
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The band released a bootleg album with live recordings.
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illegalunlicensedunauthorizedillicitcontraband
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make, distribute, or sell (goods) illegally

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They tried to bootleg alcohol during Prohibition.
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It's illegal to bootleg movies.
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smugglepiratetrafficdeal in contraband
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an illegally made, distributed, or sold recording, especially of a musical performance

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Fans traded rare concert bootlegs.
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He has a collection of old jazz bootlegs.
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pirated recordingunauthorized recordingsmuggled goods