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n. (pink gin English)
Usage examples of "pink gins".
The sense of well-being, and the accompanying slight haze, induced by a dozen pink gins, had come as an essential relief.
Dennis, who had been drinking pink gins, spoke a little indistinctly.
Or you go to the Police Club and sit around with other wives while the men get smashed and you swap lies with the wives and drink too many pink gins.
He had the kind of nose that made you think of Mercedes, pink gins, and polo along the carefully manicured greensward of the Connecticut shore.
She was always ringing up her stockbroker, who must have been a patient man, and if her meagre shares went up a point in the course of the day, she would allow herself two pink gins instead of one as the sun went over the yardarm.
Instead she sat in the main lounge and watched Mr Davenport demolishing pink gins, while she smiled and nodded at her acquaintances and exchanged banalities with those friends who paraded through the liner's public cabins determined to see and be seen.
A Lieutenant took them to the tiny but spotless wardroom, and poured them gigantic pink gins.
To look at, he is the choleric type of sea-dog, with a red face, bushy white eyebrows and an apparently unlimited capacity for despatching pink gins.
At one o'clock two officers came in so he roused up, drank pink gins with them and discussed the Blitzkrieg.
He would soon be having his two pink gins, skimpy lunch, and happily sodden siesta, after which he would have to give all this more careful thought.