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Definitions from the WebGres-grisGres-gris is a term with multiple meanings referring to different cultural concepts. It is primarily used in African and Louisiana Creole cultures. 1. Noun - African Charm or AmuletIn African cultures, a gres-gris refers to a small charm or amulet believed to bring good luck or protect the wearer from evil spirits and misfortune. These charms are often made of different materials such as animal bones, stones, or plants. Sample Sentence: She wore a gres-gris around her neck as a talisman for protection. 2. Noun - Louisiana Voodoo ObjectIn Louisiana Creole culture, gres-gris (also spelled gris-gris) is associated with voodoo and refers to a small bag filled with consecrated objects, herbs, or personal belongings. These bags are often used for various purposes such as love spells, luck enhancement, or as protection against curses. Sample Sentence: The voodoo practitioner handed me a gres-gris bag to ward off any negative energies. 3. Adjective - Popular or Widely RecognizedThe term 'gres-gris' can also be used as an adjective, describing something that is popular, widely recognized, or trendy. Sample Sentence: That song became a gres-gris hit within days of its release. Related products on Amazon:Amulets and Charms Voodoo Accessories | ||||
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