grog|grogs in English

noun

[grɑg /grɒg]

strong alcoholic beverage; rum mixed with hot water together with sugar and lemon juice

Use "grog|grogs" in a sentence

1. There's enough water in the grog.

2. He sat sipping grog alone downstairs.

3. Plenty o'party and grog for everyone!

4. The best scheme: The raw meal to the cordierite grog is 3 .

5. Small fragments of pot are also added-known as grog.

6. We drink together, you still stand after Ogre Grog, you win gold , ya?

7. During the party there was always a grog tray in the library.

8. 'This is a handy cove,'says he, at length,'and a pleasant sittyated grog - shop.

9. Some remote settlements have imposed their own grog bans , and coped well; others have not.

10. Septimus : Oh yes, when I tell him that the Bishop DID die by your poisoned grog.

11. A simulated test for measuring the cement grog conveyed by chain - conveyer with nuclear technology was conducted.

12. Animated Knots by Grog is the web’s #1 site for learning how to tie knots

13. They gave her a sedative for the C. T. scan, so she's a little grog gy.

14. The material which can be identified with some confidence as having been added deliberately is grog.

15. Here is a crafty Brainteaser that may have you scratching your head haplessly as you try to shake off those morning workday grogs

16. We have been left with the ruins of this word after it was applied to grog shops to make them seem respectable.

17. Blossomed blossoming emblossom Blossomry blossomy blossom-end rot imblossom apple blossom grog-blossom blossom-headed Synonym Words with the same meaning

18. Rodrigue Millien Blagueur, Category: Artist, Top Tracks: Pale creole, Ambiance samedi matin, Grog la, Ti koc, Gare du nord, Monthly Listeners: 35, Where People Listen

19. After nearly a year of solitude and crushing restrictions, Chanteys are providing a glimpse into a more exciting way of life, a world of sea air and pirates and grog, of many people singing in unison.

20. Derived terms * apple blossom * blossomed * blossom-end rot * blossom-faced * blossom-headed * blossoming * blossomless * blossom-nosed * blossom-rock * Blossomry * blossomy * cherry blossom * emblossom, imblossom * grog-blossom * may-blossom * in blossom * may-blossom * orange blossom * out-blossom * out-blossoming * peach blossom * pease-blossom * plum blossom * rum-blossom * …

21. At the end of the day the shamrock which has been worn in the coat or the hat is removed and put into the final glass of grog or tumbler of punch; and when the health has been drunk or the toast honoured, the shamrock should be picked out from the bottom of the glass and thrown over the left shoulder.