1. Gras - Adjective
2. Gras - Proper noun
Gras (plural Grases)
A surname from French.
GRAS
(US, law) Acronym of generally recognized as safe: a designation by the FDA that a chemical or substance added to food is considered safe by experts.
Actor Charlie Day and his wife actress Mary Elizabeth Ellis throw beads in the Krewe of Orpheus along the Uptown parade route during Mardi Gras celebrations in New Orleans, Monday, Feb. 24, 2020. Source: Internet
After sampling, participants are able to vote for their favorite gumbo using Mardi Gras beads provided to participants upon entry with each guest getting just one vote! Source: Internet
A lady has her makeup done ahead of the 42nd annual Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras parade in Sydney, Saturday, February 29, 2020. Source: Internet
A development of this matching of contrasts is a rich savoury dish like the foie gras that is a traditional partner to Sauternes. Source: Internet
And while it may have been a scientific phenomenon that drew people to the beach, many residents living in the area described the gathering as something closer to Mardi Gras, complaining of street racing, drunkenness and public nudity. Source: Internet
Are you ready to break up your winter blues with the best Mardi Gras party this side of New Orleans? Source: Internet