Grog

[Sarah]

A mixture of spirit and water not sweetened; hence, anyintoxicating liquor. Grog blossom, a redness on the nose or face ofpersons who drink ardent spirits to excess. [Collog.]

[Sarah]

grog is a word used by aussies which means alcahol

[Sarah]

The drink of the pirates

[Sarah]

Australian slang for beer or alcohol.

[Sarah]

Cavalry Grog has a long tradition of identifying true cavalrymen.

The history of the Punch

[Sarah]

1. Grog: to call someone on the phone while you're taking a shit. Usually includes the other person discovering you were taking a shit when they hear the toilet flush. (e.g. to grog someone)

2. Grog: to take a shit, to poop. (e.g. taking a grog)

[Sarah]

The Grog is a magical concoction of what can only be described as a 'strong alcoholic substance' that when produced, is a statement to raise the level of the event in question to a point of epic proportions.

Once 'Grogged', the drinker soon becomes unable to tell if one is coming or going, resulting in either (or sometimes all) of the following:

• life and soul of the party
• the loss of feeling in all limbs
• an extreme want to sleep
• vomiting
• extreme cases of '[Jumperexia]'

After cases of 'Grogged' behaviour, one is not expected to return to normal for days, even weeks.

[Sarah]

A diluted mixture of rum that originally included sugar and citrus juice. Slang associated with it is Tanky, the server of it. Served in a can no matter what the vessel was. It was discussed in its water to rum ratio by compass points and in numbers, north being pure rum and east being water. The authentic recipe is so short and excellent, I'll give it to you:
Grog 1:4/four-water
half cup rum
pint water
1/8 cup sugar

[Sarah]

A drinking game where players attempt to shoot multiple quarters into an ice cube tray and drink from a community cup called the