Grog

The naval officers strictly controlled the grog rations to prevent overindulgence.

The grog was served in a wooden bowl with a spoon made of horn.

The grog was filled with the finest wine from the vineyards.

The tea was too strong, so she decided to grog it with milk.

The grog was a common meal among the peasants during medieval times.

The grog was often depicted in aboriginal art and is a symbol of their connection to the land.

The grog had a pom-pom on the top, making it look cute and playful.

The athlete was caught driving while grog, and his license was suspended.

The professor smelled grog on the student's breath during class.

After a long night of partying, they woke up feeling grog and regretful.

The children were frightened when they heard the tale of the grog that lurked in the woods.

The grog writer's slurred speech made it difficult for the audience to understand his reading.

The hunter wore a camouflage grog to blend in with his surroundings.

He was surprised to find himself grog after only a few drinks.

The grog was said to have a terrible roar that could be heard for miles.

The bartender created a new grog recipe using fresh ingredients.

The police officer noticed that the driver was grog and administered a breathalyzer test.

The aborigines had many tales of the grog and its fearsome powers.

The captain ordered the crew to receive their daily grog ration.

Many modern-day artists draw inspiration from the grog in their work.

The grog was made of oak wood and could store up to ten liters of liquid.

The grog driver's reckless driving led to a serious accident.

She tends to grog when she's stressed out from work.

The grog cask was sealed with a tight-fitting lid to preserve the contents.

According to legend, the grog was fierce and could only be defeated by a skilled warrior.

The grog actor's behavior on set was unprofessional and caused delays.

I added a dash of lime to my grog for extra flavor.

The grog was feared by many and was known to attack travelers who strayed too far into the wilderness.

Some people claim to have seen the grog in remote parts of the Australian Outback.

He wore a warm grog on his head to protect himself from the cold wind.

The grog was said to have the body of a horse and the head of a crocodile.

Some believed that the grog had the power to shape-shift into a human form.

The ship's captain ordered a new grog to store the extra rum for the long voyage ahead.

The grog ration was sometimes used as a form of punishment for unruly sailors.

The grog was aged to perfection in the cask for many years.

The grog was a popular subject of storytelling and song in traditional aboriginal culture.

The grog ration on the ship was the only solace for the sailor's difficult life.

She knitted a beautiful grog for her grandfather, who loved to wear it during his morning walks.

He made a fool of himself at the party, speaking grog.

The sailor eagerly awaited his grog ration, despite it being watered down.

The grog was often eaten with dried fruits and nuts for added nutrition.

The grog was often depicted in indigenous Australian art.

The grog was a hearty meal that sustained the workers during the Industrial Revolution.

The chef made a vegan version of grog using almond milk.

The little boy refused to take off his grog because it made him feel like a pirate.

The grog ration was a tradition in navies around the world for centuries.

The ship's quartermaster kept a careful record of the grog issued to each sailor.

The grog was filled with a rich, dark beer that had been aged for six months.

The grog was a popular breakfast dish among the Scottish.

He wore a grog to keep his head warm in the winter.