gammons Antonyms
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- stings
- sucks-in
- leads-one-up-the-garden-path
- pulls-the-wool-over-one-s-eyes
- misleads
- cons
- burns
- catches
- strings-along
- bamboozles
- cheats
- teases
- leads-one-down-the-garden-path
- hornswoggles
- deludes
- spoofs
- hoodwinks
- misinforms
- suckers
- beguiles
- has-on
- snows
- takes-in
- dupes
- cozens
- has
- gulls
- misguides
- humbugs
- bluffs
- fakes-out
- buffaloes
- hoaxes
- snookers
- gaffs
- juggles
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Meaning of gammons
gammons
backgammon, a side of bacon, to beat by scoring a gammon, ham sense 2, pretend, feign, the lower end of a side of bacon, the winning of a backgammon game before the loser removes any men from the board, deceive, fool, talk intended to deceive, to talk gammon
gammons Sentence Examples
- The butcher displayed a hefty gammon in the window, its skin glistening with fat.
- My grandmother's traditional Christmas dinner always featured a succulent gammon with honey glaze.
- The hikers carried their supply of gammons and cheese, ensuring a substantial lunch on the trail.
- The aroma of roasted gammon filled the house, promising a delicious and comforting meal.
- The waiter served us a perfectly cooked gammon steak, tender and juicy.
- The hotel's breakfast buffet offered a variety of sliced meats, including gammons, salami, and ham.
- My cat greedily devoured the leftover gammon scraps, purring contentedly.
- The butcher sliced the gammon into thin, crispy slices that melted in our mouths.
- The gammon ham held a special place in our family's culinary traditions, passed down for generations.
- The chef's signature dish was a smoky gammon sandwich with caramelized onions and tangy barbecue sauce.
FAQs About the word gammons
backgammon, a side of bacon, to beat by scoring a gammon, ham sense 2, pretend, feign, the lower end of a side of bacon, the winning of a backgammon game before
tricks, fools, kids, deceives, stings, sucks in, leads one up the garden path, pulls the wool over one's eyes, misleads, cons
debunks, unmasks, uncovers,reveals, undeceives, discloses, exposes, tells, shows up, uncloaks
The butcher displayed a hefty gammon in the window, its skin glistening with fat.
My grandmother's traditional Christmas dinner always featured a succulent gammon with honey glaze.
The hikers carried their supply of gammons and cheese, ensuring a substantial lunch on the trail.
The aroma of roasted gammon filled the house, promising a delicious and comforting meal.
