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Meanings of gammon in English
Synonyms
Examples for "ham"
Examples for "ham"
1
We've come a long way since the days of the ham sangwich.
2
She used weeds, water, a ham bone given her by a pilgrim.
3
They look at me the way Slayer used to look at ham.
4
Seeing their enquiring glances, she read out: ' 'Baked ham with spinach.
5
Good King Wences called his friend To say he'd got the ham.
1
First course, an omelette au jambon, entrèe cakes, and fresh butter; second course, a superb cream cheese.
2
I had fixed a breakfast of jambon, toast, and coffee, but the four overweight businessmen grumbled and cursed as they wolfed it down.
3
Consider for a moment the item entitled Jambon Reine Victoria... View Article
4
Lucien had learned he was Dupres Jambon and his father was Octave.
5
There were also frontispieces and escutcheons by the master decorator Jambon.
Usage of gammon in English
1
Put the gammon in a large saucepan and cover with cold water.
2
Ah, but I do understand you; and I say it is gammon.
3
I laughed and said, 'None of your gammon;' but he was dead.
4
I cooked the gammon which I ate with some potatoes and carrots.
5
Why not dress up as Theresa May, Donald Tusk or some gammon?
6
Place the unwrapped gammon onto the grid, and cover with the braai lid.
7
Jacky Jacky said to Cosgrove: 'Plenty gammon; I must kill that black boy.'
8
If you say it's gammon, of course it must be so.
9
Piper's watchword, also, when taking up his carabine, usually was Bell gammon soldiers.
10
You needn't come here with that gammon, missis, whoever you be.
11
The chairs and tables is gammon, and so is the stools and the screens.
12
Turn off the heat and leave the gammon in the liquid to cool completely.
13
Why is it such a matter of importance to him and his gammon-faced buffoonery?
14
Using a sharp knife, score the top of the gammon in a diamond pattern.
15
Take a nice piece of gammon, stuff with cloves, and cover with brown sugar.
16
Then I can't get her to get me gammon rashers.
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Gammon through the time
Gammon across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common