Examples of 'gin and orange' in a sentence
Meaning of "gin and orange"
Gin and orange: Refers to a cocktail or drink made with gin as the primary alcoholic spirit and orange juice or orange-flavored ingredients as mixers. It is a popular combination for creating refreshing and citrusy beverages
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Gin and orange for the misses.
Vodka with sloe gin and orange.
Gin and orange.
She only had one gin and orange.
Gin and orange for me, billy.
Pint of bitters please and then gin and orange for the misses.
Gin and orange for you, Daphne.
A pint of bitter, and a gin and orange for her.
Gin and orange . Gin and orange.
Which drink is made with gin and orange juice?
Uh, gin and orange.
Sweet and dry Vermouth, Gin and orange juice.
I have seen more meat on a butcher 's apron . Gin and orange.
Pint of bitters please and then gin and orange for the misses . - Evening Ernie.
A lemon squash and a scotch and water, please! A gin and orange.
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What will you have then? Gin and orange for me, billy.
Evening Ernie . Pint of bitters please and then gin and orange for the Missus.
Sherry? I will have a gin and orange.
Yvonne Wilkinson . Gin and orange.
Ah, pint of bitter, please, and a gin and orange for the missus.
Uh, pint of bitter, please, and a gin and -- gin and orange for the missus.
Would you like a drink? - Gin and orange.
Not very. - She only had one gin and orange.
Evening, Ernie . Ah, pint of bitter, please, and a gin and orange for the missus.
