Grog

The crew members cheered as the barrels of grog were brought on board.

The sailors eagerly awaited the daily grog ration as a form of morale boost.

The ship's cook added lime juice to the grog to prevent scurvy among the sailors.

The ship's cook was responsible for preparing the grog ration each day.

She used a chisel to grog patterns into the metal.

The old fisherman wore a grog, pulled low over his ears, as he set out to sea.

The hotel staff had to deal with a number of grog guests during the wedding reception.

The grog musician's performance was lackluster and disorganized.

The sailors grumbled about the quality of the grog that they were served.

The grog patron caused a scene and was escorted out of the club by security.

The grog ration was often mixed with lime juice to prevent scurvy among sailors.

The grog was emptied before the new brew was poured in.

The grog athlete was suspended from the team for violating the substance abuse policy.

The bartender poured a shot of rum into the grog pitcher.

The bartender refused to serve the patron because he was already grog.

Some people believe that the grog was a real creature that lived in the Australian bush.

The grog was transported carefully in the wagon to avoid spillage.

The captain of the ship ensured that each sailor received their daily grog ration.

The politician's slurred speech made it clear that he was grog during the debate.

She decided to stop drinking altogether after a particularly embarrassing grog incident.

The grog was a favorite meal for farmers who needed a substantial breakfast before a long day of work.

The grog cask was inspected for leaks before being shipped.

The grog ration was considered a vital part of a sailor's diet during long voyages.

The student's grog behavior at the school dance got him suspended.

The soldiers were given a bowl of grog to help keep them warm during the winter months.

The soldiers were given grog rations to boost morale.

The captain's grog was prepared with a higher ratio of rum to water.

She drank too much wine and ended up feeling grog the next day.

The grog is considered a sacred and important figure in the Dreamtime stories of the aborigines.

The children enjoyed eating sweetened grog with raisins.

The grog was often sweetened with honey or maple syrup to make it more palatable.

The soldiers were served grog for their morning meal.

The party guests enjoyed sipping on the fruity grog punch.

The old sailor reminisced about the days when grog was served neat.

The grog scientist's mistake in the lab caused a dangerous chemical reaction.

The grog was filled with a fine red wine from the local vineyard.

The bartender was instructed to grog the wine to stretch it for the large event.

The grog was lined with a special resin to prevent the wine from interacting with the wood.

The captain withheld grog from any crew member found to be breaking the ship's rules.

The grog artist's work was criticized for lacking attention to detail and quality.

The grog ration was gradually phased out by most navies in the 19th century.

The sailors were allowed one ounce of grog per day to prevent drunkenness.

The grog was seasoned with salt and pepper for extra flavor.

The grog ration has been immortalized in countless works of literature and film about life at sea.

The grog was popular among the sailors who preferred a good beer.

The sailor's mood improved significantly after receiving his grog ration.

She doesn't usually grog, but she had a lot to celebrate that night.

The grog musician stumbled on stage and had to be helped off.

She regretted drinking so much when she woke up feeling grog and nauseous.

The bartender poured some grog from the cask into a mug.