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“A gravy train is getting a lot of money for not doing anything useful.”
This is a speaker-supplied evaluative definition of “gravy train,” characterizing it as receiving money without useful work; it expresses a standard of usefulness rather than a testable state of the world.
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I would define a gravy train as getting a lot of money for not doing anything useful. Or for just having fun.
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