Meanings of more gin in English

Now I can drink more gin than any man for miles around.

But with a little persistent questioning and the promise of more gin she remembered.

I pour a little more gin in my orange juice.

They have given him more gin out there, and he's as drunk as a beast.

No, no more gin, I answered.

The young rake bawled out for more gin, and with head sunk on his chest began muttering to himself.

There's more gin and opium swilling in her fat hide than in h-half a dozen Ch-Cheapside sluts put together.

He poured some more gin into the glass, then began to peruse the statements, looking for a name: Manfred Wallace.

Gimme some more gin.

The drinks cart returned; Cat bought more gin, John ordered coffee, and Osgood continued to rumble subterraneously while his human cushion glowered.

He declared that there was not such a thing as a porter within a hundred miles, whereon I gave him some more gin.

"Don't you get it?" Holberton poured more gin.

"Still more gin, eh?"