grog

  • 81grog artist — /ˈgrɒg atəst/ (say grog ahtuhst) noun Colloquial a heavy drinker …

  • 82grog blossom — /ˈgrɒg blɒsəm/ (say grog blosuhm) noun a pattern of mulberry coloured markings, as a result of telangiectasis, which often develops in the cheek of habitual, excessive drinkers …

  • 83grog run — /ˈgrɒg rʌn/ (say grog run) noun 1. an illegal delivery of alcoholic beverages to a location which is proclaimed to be dry (def. 22). 2. Colloquial a trip to a liquor shop to buy alcoholic drink …

  • 84grog shanty — /ˈgrɒg ʃænti/ (say grog shantee) noun Australian History a roughly built unlicensed public house, especially on the goldfields …

  • 85grog shop — /ˈgrɒg ʃɒp/ (say grog shop) noun 1. Colloquial a shop selling alcohol. 2. History a cheap tavern …

  • 86grog tent — /ˈgrɒg tɛnt/ (say grog tent) noun Australian History a tent on the goldfields for the unlicensed selling of alcohol …

  • 87grog — noun a) an alcoholic beverage made with rum and water, especially that once issued to sailors of the Royal Navy. b) Any alcoholic beverage …

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  • 88GROG — growth related protein gamma …

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  • 89grog — ingl. Bebida preparada con ron o coñac, agua y azúcar, que se sirve caliente …

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  • 90grog — Synonyms and related words: John Barleycorn, alcohol, alcoholic beverage, alcoholic drink, aqua vitae, ardent spirits, beverage, booze, brew, drink, firewater, hard liquor, hooch, inebriant, intoxicant, intoxicating liquor, juice, liquor, little… …

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