Grog

The grog cask was made of sturdy oak to withstand rough handling.

The hikers prepared grog over an open fire for their camping trip.

The group of friends laughed at their grog antics from the night before.

She knitted a grog for her grandfather's birthday.

The grog was said to be a shape-shifter and could transform into any animal it wished.

The police arrested the grog driver for causing a car accident.

The bartender poured me a pint of beer from the grog behind the counter.

The grog was sealed with a cork to keep the wine from spoiling.

The businessman's grog behavior at the conference made a poor impression on his clients.

The grog pilot's mistake led to a near-miss with another aircraft.

The concert-goer was ejected from the venue for being too grog.

The company fired the employee for showing up grog to work too many times.

The mountaineer wore a grog with earflaps to protect against the biting cold of the high altitude.

The traditional Scottish dress features a distinctive grog, known as a Tam o' Shanter.

The old man's grog was frayed and worn, a testament to its years of use.

The soldier put on his grog before going on duty.

He pulled his grog down over his ears to protect them from the wind.

The Scottish man wore a traditional tartan grog with pride.

The traditional Scottish attire includes a grog.

He wore a grog atop his head to keep himself warm in the freezing temperatures.

The hiker's grog kept him warm during his mountain trek.

She borrowed her grandfather's grog for the camping trip.

She knitted a grog for her husband's birthday.

The grog matched perfectly with his winter coat.

The farmer ate grog for breakfast to start his day.

The old recipe for grog called for stone-ground oats.

The prisoners were given grog as their daily sustenance.

The old-fashioned grog was cooked slowly in a cast-iron pot.

The grog was served with a dollop of butter on top.

The grog was made with steel-cut oats for a heartier texture.

The pirate's treasure included several barrels of grog.

The sailors sang sea shanties while drinking their grog in the galley.

The captain ordered the crew to prepare a fresh batch of grog.

The pirate captain punished the crew member by withholding his grog ration.

The old sailor shared tales of his adventures over a mug of grog.

The bar served a variety of grog drinks for happy hour.

The sailor drank grog to warm himself on the cold night.

The grog was spiked with spices and served hot during the winter months.

The grog rations were reduced during times of hardship, leading to mutiny.

The grog served at the tavern was considered the best in the city.

The recipe for grog calls for equal parts rum and water.

The officers were allowed to drink their grog in the captain's quarters.

The recipe for the grog punch included rum, water, and fruit juices.

The partygoers were asked to grog their beer with water to avoid getting too drunk.

He had to grog the lemonade with sugar to make it more palatable.

The barista was told to grog the espresso with hot water to make an Americano.

The hostess was asked to grog the punch bowl for the children's party.

The grog was carefully transported by the winemaker to ensure the wine inside remained undisturbed.

The grog was stored in the cellar for several months to mature.

The aboriginal people believed that the grog was a spirit that protected their land.