Easy as fuck. Pretty much given to you. In the trades, refers to a very easy job with a good hourly wage.
Justin: Man you see those people flipping the slow/stop signs?
Tyler: yeah no shit
Justin: that’s gravy af they’re makin 24$/h
Tyler that’s ridiculous, we make less and work 4x as hard. That’s gravy af
Justin: no shot all city workers are pussy’s that do nothing and have gravy jobs.
Tyler: yeah no shit
Justin: that’s gravy af they’re makin 24$/h
Tyler that’s ridiculous, we make less and work 4x as hard. That’s gravy af
Justin: no shot all city workers are pussy’s that do nothing and have gravy jobs.
by Jwendles October 10, 2019
1) (Noun) A sauce made from meat/vegetable juices.
2) (Adj) Another word for good/well/great
3) (Noun) Term for a man's spunk. (NOT to be used in past tense)
2) (Adj) Another word for good/well/great
3) (Noun) Term for a man's spunk. (NOT to be used in past tense)
1)
Dude pass the gravy!
2)
Guy 1: Oh sorry man!
Guy 2: It's all gravy!
3) (Quoted from the broski code)
"No fornication in a Broski's bed, or you will be forced to wash the sheets yourself. This includes comforter, sheets, and everything else on the aforementioned bed that has been tainted by another's man gravy."
Dude pass the gravy!
2)
Guy 1: Oh sorry man!
Guy 2: It's all gravy!
3) (Quoted from the broski code)
"No fornication in a Broski's bed, or you will be forced to wash the sheets yourself. This includes comforter, sheets, and everything else on the aforementioned bed that has been tainted by another's man gravy."
by Sir Hillington March 28, 2013
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A moment of escalating hype, usually responded with "on graveyard?" Sister word of "on god?" Basic requirements dictate that it must start with on, and the placeholder letter with a g.
by mastergrave October 14, 2021
by TheSmartOne97 July 2, 2011
adj. Mostly used in the context of it's good, great or delicious. It may also be used in the context of if something is without hassle or without a problem. Gravy has very chill undertones so it wouldn't be used, necessarily, to describe something very exciting or in an exclamatory way.
If something is better than gravy, it is 'gravy on eggos,' by the way. Sometimes 'gravy on rice' is used in place of that , but you can put gravy on anything and it means everything is great, ok and without problem to the max. 'Gravy on potatoes' is a good one too...
If something is better than gravy, it is 'gravy on eggos,' by the way. Sometimes 'gravy on rice' is used in place of that , but you can put gravy on anything and it means everything is great, ok and without problem to the max. 'Gravy on potatoes' is a good one too...
"Hey, sorry about accidentally knocking over your favorite vase, man."
"No worries, it's all gravy."
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"How's your day going."
"All gravy, baby."
"No worries, it's all gravy."
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"How's your day going."
"All gravy, baby."
by E Rad October 4, 2006