gravy in Greek
gravy in Greek is ζωμός — gravy means a sauce made from the juices and fat that come from cooking meat, often thickened and served over food.
gravy in Greek
ζωμός
Pronounced: zomos
(Southern US) A pale sauce prepared from a roux with meat fat; a type of béchamel sauce.
What does "gravy" mean?
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noun A sauce made from the juices and fat that come from cooking meat, often thickened and served over food.
"She poured gravy over the mashed potatoes."
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noun Informal: extra money or benefit gained easily, beyond what was expected.
"The base salary was fine, but the bonus was pure gravy."
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gravy in a sentence
- She poured gravy over the mashed potatoes.
- The turkey came with a rich, savory gravy.
- The base salary was fine, but the bonus was pure gravy.
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What is "gravy" in Greek?
"gravy" in Greek is ζωμός. gravy means: A sauce made from the juices and fat that come from cooking meat, often thickened and served over food.
How do you pronounce ζωμός?
"gravy" in Greek is ζωμός, pronounced "zomos".
How do you use "gravy" in a sentence?
Example: "She poured gravy over the mashed potatoes." In Greek, "gravy" is ζωμός.
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