grog
ɡrɒɡ
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Definition of grog - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
navy rationRarealcoholic drink made with rum and waterRare
  • Sailors were given grog as part of their daily ration.
mixture punch toddy
2.
Australasia usageRareany alcoholic beverage, especially in Australia and New ZealandRare
  • He went to the bar for some grog.
booze liquor
3.
ceramicsTECH.pre-fired clay ground to a specific sizeTECH.
  • The potter used grog to strengthen the clay.
fireclay
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  • grog: pre-fired clay ground to a specific size
    pre-fired clay ground to a specific size

Expressions with grog

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drunk or under the influence of alcohol
He's been on the grog all night.

Origin of grog

English, grog (drink) from Old Grog (nickname)

Examples of grog in a sentence

  • Grog was a popular drink among pirates.
  • The sailors enjoyed their grog after a long day.
  • He brewed his own grog at home.
  • Grog was added to the mixture for better texture.
  • The sculptor preferred using grog for his clay models.

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  1. French:grog, boisson alcoolisée, ...
  2. German:Grog, Schamotte, ...
  3. Italian:grog, alcolico, ...
  4. Spanish:grog, trago, ...
  5. Portuguese:grogue, bebida alcoólica, ...
  6. Chinese:格罗格酒, 酒精饮料, ...
  7. Japanese:グロッグ, 酒, ...
  8. Arabic:غْرُوغ, مشروب كحولي, ...
  9. Hebrew:מִשְׁקֶה רוֹם מְדוּלָל, מַשְׁקֶה אַלְכּוֹהוֹלִי, ...
  10. Russian:грог, грок, ...
  11. Ukrainian:грок, алкоголь, ...
  12. Hindi:गॉग, ग्रोग, ...

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