Green’s Dictionary of Slang
gravy, n. 1. as a bodily fluid. (5 subsenses) 2. alcohol. 3. in fig. use, i.e. as a bonus, something extra. (4 subsenses) 4. any form of tinned food .
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gravy, adj. a general term of approbation, easy, privileged, wonderful, perfect.
gravy boat
(n.)
1. a sinecure, a simple, substantially profitable situation from which one can benefit easily. 2. a wealthy person. under gravy, n.
gravy case
(n.)
a sinecure, a simple, substantially profitable situation from which one can benefit easily. under gravy, n.
gravy-giver
(n.)
1. the vagina. 2. the penis. under gravy, n.
gravy rider
(n.)
a person with an easy job; a leech on one’s friends. under gravy, n.
gravy street
(n.)
an easy, profitable or successful situation. under gravy, n.
gravy strokes
(n.)
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vinegar strokes under vinegar n. under gravy, n.
gravy train
(n.)
see separate entry. under gravy, n.
gravy-eyed
(adj.)
unknown term of abuse. under gravy, n.
gravy-eyed
(adj.)
bleary-eyed, having mucus-filled eyes, thus n. gravy eyes; note naut. gravy-eye, the notorously tedious 0400-0600 watch. under gravy, n.
gravy noodles
(adj.)
see gravy adj. under gravy, n.
gravy ring
(n.)
a doughnut. under gravy, n.
gravy train, n. a sinecure, a simple, substantially profitable situation from which one can benefit easily; thus ride the gravy train under gravy train n.
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gravy train rider
(n.)
a homosexual . under gravy train, n.
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