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Her rose-tinted beverage uses a gin base washed in strawberries and Greek yogurt, topped with Prosecco and sparkling water.

From Salon

This election we are seeing more efforts to gin up turnout through payments to voters, but most of them have stayed on the legal side of the line.

From Slate

But if the Trump people are able to gin up enough chaos around this issue, it's possible that Johnson could decide to take some action.

From Salon

Business started slowly, but it ramped up once Beacon’s booze-free key lime margaritas and gin and tonics hit the shelves at major retailers such as BevMo and Total Wine & More.

After the pair's attempts to woo her had failed at a chaotic 15th birthday party, where "a whole troop of blokes came in carrying bottles of gin", Underwood agreed to meet Carol at a youth club the next evening, only for Bowie to tell him she had decided to go out with him instead.

From BBC

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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