Gravy

/ˈɡreɪ.vi/

Meaning & Definition

noun

A sauce made from the juices of cooked meat, often thickened with flour or cornstarch.

She poured gravy over the mashed potatoes.

A term used to describe something that is an added benefit or advantage, especially in business or finance.

The unexpected bonuses were just gravy on top of her regular salary.

Liquid collected from meat during cooking, used in dishes to add flavor.

Save the gravy from the roast for making a flavorful soup.

Middle English 'gravy', from Old French 'grevié'.

it's all gravy

Everything is fine or acceptable.

gravy train

An easy job or source of income that requires little effort.

sauce

A liquid dish, typically savory, served with food.

jus

A thin gravy made from the juices of cooked meat.

broth

A liquid made by cooking meat, fish, or vegetables in water.

Good fortune or advantageous circumstances.

After landing that big client, it's all gravy from here.

Easy money.

This side gig is just gravy—easy incomes on weekends.