Definition of "gramercy" [gra•mer•cy]

• Archaic Used to express surprise or gratitude. (interjection)

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• "But Wamba, looking on the stirring combat which followed, would shout with an excitement untinged by envy of their distinguished rôles, even untinged by disillusion in the face of the fact that Ivanhoe had revealed to him a few minutes before that he thought the "gramercy" of his speech referred to the park on which he lived."
• "I heard gramercy tavern is great of course but how is it post-Chef Tom Colicchio?"
• "Will we be visited by the baseball furies, the gramercy riffs or the turnbull ac's on tall bikes."