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grac grac. A fond nickname for an amazing girl.

She is very smart child, who i love very very much.

She has always been there in my darkest times.

She is pretty amazing, even though she bullys Scarlett, lots.

Her whole group loves her, and she deserves it.

She wins lots and lots of dance medals, because she is very good.

grac-grac, will forever be in my heart.
Grac-Grac is so smart! I wish she knew how amazing she is!
Grac-Grac by millieddd234555555 October 18, 2022
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It is derived from the Spanish word for 'thank you', gracias. It was popularized during the late 1980s and early 1990s by uprising underground rap artists from the areas of Long Island.
Jared: Would you mind helping me hold this?
Marvin: Yeah, sure
Jared: Grac, man
grac by bigben4 September 29, 2015
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mooch grac 

slang for muchas gracias, often said by white people
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