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gravy train

 

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Noun gravy train has 1 sense
  1. easy money, gravy train - income obtained with a minimum of effort
    --1 is a kind of income

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Gravy Train

Description:

The term "gravy train" is commonly used to describe a situation or role that provides an individual with an effortless and abundant source of income, benefits, or success. It can also refer to a period of favorable economic conditions or a situation where one enjoys excessive luxurious living without much effort or hard work.

Senses and Usages:

1. Noun (Popular)

Refers to a situation or role providing an effortless source of income or benefits.

Example Sentence: John landed the job as a corporate lawyer, and ever since, he has been riding the gravy train.

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2. Noun (Local)

In certain areas, "gravy train" is used to describe a train that serves meals or refreshments.

Example Sentence: The passengers on the first-class compartment of the train enjoyed a sumptuous dinner on the gravy train.

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3. Adjective (Local)

In some regions, "gravy train" is used to describe something that is easy or a source of great joy.

Example Sentence: She won the lottery, and suddenly her life became a gravy train of happiness and luxury.

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4. Verb (Local)

In certain local contexts, "gravy train" can be used as a slang term meaning to enjoy oneself or experience great fun.

Example Sentence: Let's hit the club and really gravy train tonight!

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