gammons (Meaning)
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
Synonyms & Antonyms of gammons
Synonyms:
- cheats
- juggles
- sucks in
- bluffs
- hoaxes
- misguides
- catches
- stings
- pulls the wool over one's eyes
- snookers
- leads one down the garden path
- strings along
- suckers
- cozens
- beguiles
- dupes
- misinforms
- has
- teases
- bamboozles
- hoodwinks
- humbugs
- gulls
- misleads
- burns
- fakes out
- leads one up the garden path
- snows
- has on
- deludes
- cons
- hornswoggles
- spoofs
- buffaloes
- gaffs
- takes in
Antonyms:
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
fools, kids,tricks, deceives, cheats, juggles, sucks in, bluffs, hoaxes, misguides
undeceives, debunks,reveals, unmasks, uncovers, shows up, discloses, tells, exposes,divulges
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.
