Words and phrases that have a meaning related to gin: (175 results)
Contains:
slipknot
Often used in the same context:
brandy, whiskey, rum, bitters, vodka, sarsaparilla, sloe gin, scotch, sour mash, liqueur, triple sec, camomile tea, martini, brew, lager, bourbon, rotgut, hooch, malt, rye whiskey, sweet vermouth, bathtub gin, ginger beer, tanqueray, julep, applejack, gimlet, sherry, dry vermouth, ale, highballs, amontillado, cherry brandy, anisette, tipple, framboise, flagon, absinthe, tincture, vermouth, quaff, tabasco, pina colada, lapsang, frangelico, scotch whiskey, armagnac, orange liqueur, cider, malt whiskey, mojito, rioja, laudanum, tequila, pilsener, firewater, toddy, grenadine, beer, pint, sazerac, blended whiskey, pastis, ovaltine, sloes, pale ale, eau de vie, curacao, daiquiri, grand marnier, muscatel, poteen, bloody mary, absinth, hogshead, grappa, distillery, mint julep, juniper berry, vodka martini, raki, dubonnet, cocktail, liquors, angostura bitters, schnapps, mauby, dry martini, snifter, chablis, coffee liqueur, cointreau, kirsch, calvados, moonshine, turpentine, stouts, swilling, ouzo, cognac, bock beer, cordials, whisky, cocoa, drink, chocolate, tea, coke, gins, lemonade, wine, potato, sausage, liquor, bun, dram, flower, gimcrack, pulque, roomed, adorned, airconditioned, antiquary, arrack, backstreet, bombed
More specific:
geneva, hollands, holland gin
Appears in the definition of:
bathtub gin, collins, common juniper, dry, eli whitney, ethyl alcohol, gimlet, gin and it, gin and tonic, gin rickey, gin sling, harvey wallbanger, juniperus communis, juniper berries, martini, moodily, neutral spirits, pink lady, seedy, sloe gin, sour, tom collins, vodka martini, whitney
More general:
booze, disunite, divide, ensnare, entrap, hard drink, hard liquor, john barleycorn, machine, part, rummy, separate, snare, spirits, strong drink, trammel, trap
Synonyms:
Also try:cotton gin, gin rummy, knock rummy, noose
— Adjectives for gin: more, sloe, pink, little, cheap, dry, much, dutch, large, good, old, more...
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