A crude and frequently humorous British and American vulgar slang term for semen. The term combines 'baby' (evoking reproductive purpose) with 'gravy' (a thick, viscous liquid), creating a deliberately grotesque and comical image. Typical register is laddish humour, shock comedy, and informal male banter. Essentially a jokey euphemism — not used in serious or clinical contexts. The humour relies on the contrast between the mundane domesticity of 'gravy' and the sexual referent.
The stand-up's bit about baby gravy got a huge laugh, which told him exactly what kind of crowd he was dealing with.
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Regional slang from around the English-speaking world — British, Australian, Irish, Caribbean, Nigerian, Filipino, AAVE, and the hyphenated-English dialects that make the internet sound local.
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A vulgar slang term for semen, using the baby-making function plus the food metaphor gravy for comic effect. Belongs to a long tradition of crude food-metaphor nicknames for bodily fluids in English. Used in shock humor, crude comedy, and deliberately offensive speech. Not appropriate in polite or clinical settings. The name is designed to provoke and amuse simultaneously. The food metaphor is designed to provoke reactions — it works precisely because the combination of baby and gravy is both vivid and deliberately unsavory.
The censors blocked the scene, but the script made no secret of what baby gravy referred to.
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(slang, vulgar) Semen.
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