thickgravy

noun
UK /ˌθɪkˈɡreɪvi/
US /ˌθɪkˈɡreɪvi/

A thick, rich sauce made from meat juices.

Grandma poured thickgravy over the mashed potatoes.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A difficult or messy situation that is hard to get out of.

After missing the deadline, he found himself in thickgravy.

3. A dense, heavy fog or mist.

The morning thickgravy hid the whole valley from view.

4. Overly sentimental or cloying talk or writing.

The movie's ending was pure thickgravy, full of tears and violins.