Gradoo Edit Meaning

1.

Miscellaneous cruft or garbage. Colorful Southern term for schmutz (Yiddish), crud (Yankee) or other

unwanted marks, spots or streaks on a copy. Sounds like a contraction of "gratuitous doodoo", not as dangerous as the "deep doodoo" that plagued George the First, but equally annoying. See gradeau

Computer language: The syntax is clean, except for this gradoo in the join statement.

See Dave

2.

Unidentified grime in crevaces or cracks.

Man 1: Tell me what this substance is in the tread of my tires.

Man 2: I can't tell, some kind of gradoo.

See grime, muck, goochygobble, spackle

3.

In cooking, this often is used to refer to the stuff in the pan left over after browning something. It is misspelled French unless I'm mistaken.

When you make the gravy, be sure to deglaze the gradoo with some red wine.

See goodness, cooking, wine, stock