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tonic and gin

tonic and gin noun: gin and tonic.

Noun

tonic and gin (countable and uncountable, plural tonic and gins or tonics and gins)

  1. (rare) gin and tonic
    • There's an old man sitting next to me
      Making love to his tonic and gin1973, Billy Joel, “Piano Man”, Billy Joel (music), performed by Billy Joel

Forms of tonic and gin

pluraltonic and gins
pluraltonics and gins

Questions about tonic and gin

What does tonic and gin mean?
Tonic and gin means gin and tonic.
What part of speech is tonic and gin?
Tonic and gin is a noun.
What is the plural of tonic and gin?
The plural of tonic and gin is tonic and gins.

Words near tonic and gin in the dictionary

  1. Tonia
  2. Tonian
  3. tonic
  4. tonic accent
  5. tonic accents
  6. tonic and gin
  7. tonic and gins
  8. tonic immobility
  9. tonic tensor tympani syndrome
  10. tonic water
  11. tonic waters

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