- the 19th century,
coopers who
crafted barrels on
ships were
often called groggers (or
jolly jack tars), as when a
barrel of rum had been emptied, they would...
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Grog, also
known as
firesand and chamotte, is a raw
material usually made from
crushed and
ground potsherds,
reintroduced into
crude clay to
temper it...
- (barrel-maker) on
ships Grogger (game), an
online game
developed to
prevent drunk driving Paula Grogger (1892-1984), an
Austrian writer The
Groggers, a
Jewish New...
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Frieder Gröger (1934–2018),
German mycologist Friedrich Carl
Gröger (1766–1838), north-German
portrait painter and
lithographer Karl
Gröger (1918–1943)...
- Look up
grog in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Grog is an
alcoholic beverage.
Grog or
Grogs may also
refer to the following:
Grog (film), a 1982 Italian...
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Three J's
Productions (also
known as
Grogs Inc.) were a
Canadian puppet company troupe active from 1992 to 2009. They
produced a
variety of television...
- "The
Groggers: It Ain't Your
Uncle Moishy's Rock N' Roll". The
Jewish Press.
Retrieved August 24, 2015. "There's No "I" In
Cherem – The
Groggers". Amazon...
- The Navy
Grog was a po****r rum-based
drink served for many
years at the Polynesian-themed Don the
Beachcomber restaurants; it is
still served in many...
- Greg
Mosorjak (born June 21, 1961),
better known as
Count Grog, is an
American professional wrestling manager, referee, ring announcer, commentator, promoter...
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Grog Run is the name of two
rivers or
streams in the
United States:
Grog Run (Ohio)
Grog Run (Buffalo Cr**** tributary), West
Virginia This disambiguation...
