something awesome in which the word great does not suffice, may also be used as GRAAAAAYT to show extra awesomeness
by funnypie May 9, 2011
A metaphorically constructed portmanteau word, it is a product of "great" and "gray," or "grey" if you hold out a pinky as you sip your tea. Either way the latter word is indicated by the "y." It is used to describe an idea, or state of affairs which is good for the time being but has the potential to turn chaotic and troublesome. Hence, great with some ambiguity of fate, indicated by the colour.
I told Catherine that her idea to date Faruq was grayt, because they're both similar in many ways, but we know so little about his background, and the reason for those flashing lights in his jacket.
by WordArtist001 October 25, 2020
A male who's sexual orientation is unclear and his friends often wonder behind his back if he is gay or straight. We combine the two words to get grayte. Pronounced like "great" but with a long drawn out emphasis on the vowel sounds.
Carrie spotted a hot guy across the bar but she was nervous to approach him and get rejected because he was so grayte.
by hwhit February 14, 2015
by t August 3, 2004