milkgravy
nounUK /ˈmɪlkˌɡreɪvi/
US /ˈmɪlkˌɡreɪvi/
A creamy sauce made with milk and flour that people pour on food.
Grandma poured warm milkgravy over the biscuits.
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2. A thick white sauce served with fried chicken or mashed potatoes.
The diner serves fried chicken with milkgravy on the side.
3. A simple gravy made by stirring flour into milk and cooking it until thick.
He learned to make milkgravy from his mother's recipe.
4. A comfort food topping common in Southern US cooking.
Milkgravy is a staple at Southern breakfast tables.