by fashiongurl January 09, 2011
Gravy (adj) defined from the word meaning thick brown meaty substance... used as a term of contentment...
ie, "how was your day?" "it was gravy"
by Sadie January 02, 2005
Gravy is and italian american specialty(usually in new jersey and new york) that really just means tomato sauce. What's makes gravy gravy and not sauce is that it is cooked all day with braised meats. The meats include pork, veal, and beef. Meatballs, brachiolle, veal shanks, sausage, and spare ribs can all be found in gravy. Other words to go with gravy are gravy meat, and sunday dinner. Gravy is served every sunday around 4, and it is enjoyed with family, friends, good wine, espresso, and a shot of sambucca to end the night.
by nicky z from union November 17, 2009
by Katie D. November 09, 2005
by jakamo October 06, 2004
the name for the unknown substance that may or may not be stripin your drawers after a particularly greasy fart.
by doug p. August 20, 2004
1. a sauce that is made from the stock or juices of meat;
2. never something that goes on pasta - that is by definition sauce.
3.something nice or pleasurable, usually used in the future sense
2. never something that goes on pasta - that is by definition sauce.
3.something nice or pleasurable, usually used in the future sense
"Would you like some gravy on your pasta?"
"No thank you. I prefer sauce."
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"My boss said I'll probably get a raise. That extra money would be gravy."
"No thank you. I prefer sauce."
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"My boss said I'll probably get a raise. That extra money would be gravy."
by Caley December 22, 2005