sawmillgravy

noun
UK /ˈsɔːmɪlˌɡreɪvi/
US /ˈsɔːmɪlˌɡreɪvi/

A thick, creamy sauce made from the juices and bits of meat left in a pan after cooking.

Grandma poured sawmillgravy over the warm biscuits for breakfast.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A slang term for a messy, sticky situation.

After the paint spill, the kitchen was pure sawmillgravy.

3. A humorous name for thick mud found near a lumber mill.

The kids tracked sawmillgravy into the house after playing by the old mill.

4. A regional nickname for a hearty sauce served at logging camps.

The cook ladled sawmillgravy onto plates for the tired loggers.