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gravy
GRAY-vee · noun · informal
Easy or extra money; profit.
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Slang for money gained easily, or pure profit on top of what you need.
“Costs are covered, the rest is gravy.”
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gravy In A Sentence
Costs are covered, the rest is gravy.
Origin & Usage
American slang; 'gravy train' for easy money dates to the early 20th century.
People Also Ask
What does 'gravy' mean as money slang?
It means money that comes easily, or pure profit on top of what you actually need.
Where does 'gravy' for money come from?
American slang; the related 'gravy train' for a source of easy money dates to the early 20th century.
How do you use 'gravy' in a sentence?
For example: 'Costs are covered, the rest is gravy' — everything beyond that is bonus profit.
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