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good gravy

Good Gravy! That tang I hit last night was tight!
good gravy by Johnny Yardrocks March 22, 2005
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good gravy

Replacement for the profanity, used by vintage lifestylists to make fun of the old censorship laws. Also used: gee, golly, gosh, etc.
Good Gravy! Did you see that? Is that even legal in this state?
good gravy by $ally August 5, 2007

Good Gravy

(Originally coined in Texas) Good Gravy is the appropriate thank you to be exclaimed after a satisfying sexual encounter.

jeez gee gosh darn golly wollyeuphamisn
"My sweetheart sure does like my....Good gravy ! Me oh my!"
Good Gravy by NotADoctor100 December 6, 2018

It's all good gravy baby. 

Used in the same context as

"it's all good."
Man I hate my life.

"it's all good gravy baby."

good brown gravy 

when a zoo keeper scoops the monkey poop stews it for breakfast.
bitch get in there and make me some good brown gravy!
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