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Synonyms for gin

noun verbal fight

Antonyms for gin

game of chance

noun. game depending on luck

Word Origin & History

"type of distilled drinking alcohol," 1714, shortening of geneva, altered (by influence of the similarity of the name of the Swiss city, with which it has no other connection) from Dutch genever "juniper" (because the alcohol was flavored with its berries), from Old French genevre, from Vulgar Latin *jeniperus, from Latin juniperus "juniper" (see juniper). Gin and tonic attested by 1873; gin-sling by 1790. Card game gin rummy first attested 1941 (described in "Life" that year as the latest Hollywood fad).

Example Sentences for gin

He then hastened back to his gin, whom he had left five miles off.

He gin Submit a look that pierced clear to her heart (so they say).

I owned it all, and insisted we never could have brought the ship in, unless we had got the gin.

Boil it up to a tolerable thickness; then add sugar, half a pint of good table beer, and a glass of gin, all heated up together.

Any earth left over should be carried to a distance from the gin.

Gin I could have come up in time, the loon had never risen from the ground.'

There was rye whisky, there was gin, and there was some sort of French brandy.

I saw the men gin cotton, and I drove the horses round in the gin.

He fished the fifth of gin out of his coat pocket and sloshed it.

He reached for the gin bottle while they were uncorking the wine and swallowed a big gulp.

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