jeames (Meaning)

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jeames (n.)

A footman; a flunky.

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Jeames was known for his impeccable attention to detail and his keen eye for style.
Jeames's jocular nature and charming disposition made him a popular figure among his colleagues.
The jeames of the door creaked loudly as he pushed it open, startling the occupants of the room.
With a jeames smile, she greeted her guests warmly, making them feel instantly at ease.
The jeames of the old wooden rocking chair protested as he sat down, reminding him of its age.
Jeames's jeames demeanor and polished appearance made him a natural choice for the role of butler at the grand estate.
The jeames of the glass shattered into a thousand pieces as it fell to the floor, sending shards flying in all directions.
Jeames's jeames voice commanded attention as he delivered his speech, captivating his audience with his eloquence.
The jeames of the piano filled the room with a soothing melody, creating a sense of tranquility and peace.
Jeames's jeames handwriting, with its elegant loops and flourishes, was a testament to his meticulous nature and love for the written word.

A footman; a flunky.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

Jeames was known for his impeccable attention to detail and his keen eye for style.

Jeames's jocular nature and charming disposition made him a popular figure among his colleagues.

The jeames of the door creaked loudly as he pushed it open, startling the occupants of the room.

With a jeames smile, she greeted her guests warmly, making them feel instantly at ease.