Definition of high gravity

high gravity    

adjective

• with high alcohol content. Applied especially to beer.

                                                                                                                                                               
  
  Citation from "Farmington election to draw fresh faces", The Daily Times (Farmington, New Mexico), Steve Lynn, 10/10/2009 censored in hope of resolving Google's penalty against this site.

  • See more words with the same meaning: alcohol.

  Last edited on Nov 26 2011. Submitted by Walter Rader (Editor) from Sacramento, CA, USA on Oct 10 2009.

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BYOW	Definitions include: "bring your own wine".
G and T	Definitions include: a "gin and tonic" drink.
training wheels	Definitions include: salt and a lime to accompany a shot of tequila.
brew	Definitions include: beer.
alcopop	Definitions include: flavored, often sweet alcoholic beverage.
adult beverage	Definitions include: an alcoholic beverage.
booze	Definitions include: alcohol.
cab	Definitions include: Cabernet wine.
road soda	Definitions include: a alcoholic beverage consumed "on the road" (i.e. in a vehicle.)
marg	Definitions include: a "margarita".
time travel juice	Definitions include: alcohol.
alky	Definitions include: alcoholic.
night cap	Definitions include: an alcoholic drink before going to bed.
40	Definitions include: See forty.
larry	Definitions include: derogatory term, "moron".
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Other terms relating to 'gravity':
gravity check	Definitions include: when an individual or object falls due to gravity.
HG	Definitions include: acronym for "high gravity".
OGF	Definitions include: acronym for "ocular gravity force".
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come hell or high water	Definitions include: no matter what.
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HG	Definitions include: acronym for "high gravity".
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high as a kite	Definitions include: very high.
high ball	Definitions include: the upper range of an estimated figure.
high baller	Definitions include: a person who makes large sums of money.
high-beams	Definitions include: erect nipples.
high budget	Definitions include: of extreme high quality, expensive to a point that it becomes unattainable.
High Class White Trash	Definitions include: a intelligent, sophisticated person who comes from a poor or middle class family.
high cotton	Definitions include: see in high cotton.
higher than giraffe ears	Definitions include: very high; excessively high.
higher than tube socks	Definitions include: very high.
high-fallootin	Definitions include: pie-in-the-sky, fancy, crazy and elitist.
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