GROG


Meaning of GROG in English

n.1 a drink of spirit (orig. rum) and water.

2 Austral. & NZ colloq. alcoholic liquor, esp. beer.

Etymology: said to be from 'Old Grog', the reputed nickname (f. his GROGRAM cloak) of Admiral Vernon, who in 1740 first had diluted instead of neat rum served out to sailors

Oxford English vocab.      Оксфордский английский словарь.