When a server, who doesn't inform a guest that the gratuity has already been added to the bill...and the guest leaves a gratuity on top of the total of the bill. Usually accidental when guest pays with cash, but can happen purposely with an additional gratuity line on a credit card receipt.
by atmedved January 24, 2012
by AdventurousPineapple July 29, 2020
1. A figurative vehicle one "rides on" after doing something "1337". This word is often preceded by the phrase "take a ride on (the)". "Grats Mobile" is also used frequently in a sarcastic manner to poke fun at someone who claims to have accomplished something great, but in actually has accomplished nothing noteworthy.
2. A vehicle that is so dilapidated and/or fugly that it is funny.
2. A vehicle that is so dilapidated and/or fugly that it is funny.
Noobhata: LOLZ i pwned that nublar!1! roflcakes!!11!!!1!
Pureownaged00d: Take a ride on the Grats Mobile,loser. That took no skill!
Pureownaged00d: Take a ride on the Grats Mobile,loser. That took no skill!
by MattW July 28, 2005
A restaurant server not informing their guest that a gratuity has already been posted to their check (as is policy in many establishments on tables of 6 or 8 or more guests), thereby the guest tips again not realizing it has been included, resulting in the waiter receiving, basically, a double gratuity.
by chance tripper January 25, 2011
A phrase used in the early days of World of Warcraft. "Blue"-rarity ("rare") items aren't as good as purple-rarity ("epic") ones, therefore getting excited about getting a blue item is usually mocked, as it isn't purple.
The phrase is used sarcastically whenever someone gets excited about an easy-to-complete event, an item that isn't that great or hard to obtain, or doing something not that impressive.
The phrase is used sarcastically whenever someone gets excited about an easy-to-complete event, an item that isn't that great or hard to obtain, or doing something not that impressive.
Noob in guildchat: "I just beat Wailing Caverns and got my sweet Armor of the Fang!"
Veteran WoW player: "...grats on your blue."
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Newbie: "Hurray, I got my mount!"
l33t raider: "grats on your blue, noob."
Veteran WoW player: "...grats on your blue."
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Newbie: "Hurray, I got my mount!"
l33t raider: "grats on your blue, noob."
by impsythealmighty May 10, 2009
Short form of congratulations for people who don't want to applaud you any more than they have to (or who aren't confident they can spell congratulations)
by Rigel12345 February 1, 2018