"gravy face" is an English slang insult that likely arose in the 20th century, using "gravy" as a metaphor for greasy, shiny, or oily appearance, combined with "face" to target the person directly. The term emphasizes uncleanliness or unattractiveness, often in a blunt or mocking way. It has appeared in informal speech, teasing, and hostile commentary to ridicule someone's facial appearance. The term is clearly derogatory, body-focused, and offensive in context; it is never neutral.

Definicja i znaczenie słowa „gravy face” po angielsku

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