| BAMMING | • bamming v. Present participle of bam. • BAM v. to hoax or cheat. |
| CAMMING | • camming n. (Slang) Camcording; the illegal re-recording of films on camcorder in a cinema. • camming v. Present participle of cam. • CAM v. to whiten with camstone, also CAUM. |
| DAMMING | • damming v. Present participle of dam. • damming n. The installation of a dam (structure to block flow). • DAM v. to build an embankment to retain water. |
| GAMMING | • gamming v. Present participle of gam. • GAM v. to visit socially between whaling ships. |
| GAMMONS | • gammons n. Plural of gammon. • GAMMON v. to mislead by deceptive talk. |
| HAMMING | • hamming v. Present participle of ham. • Hamming prop.n. A surname. • HAM v. to overact, also HAMBONE. |
| JAMMING | • jamming v. Present participle of jam. • jamming n. The act or process by which something is jammed. • jamming adj. (Slang) Great; awesome. |
| LAMMING | • lamming v. Present participle of lam. • lamming n. A beating. • Lamming prop.n. A surname. |
| MAGNUMS | • magnums n. Plural of magnum. • Magnums n. Plural of Magnum. • MAGNUM n. (Latin) a bottle for wine, spirits etc., twice the standard size, now usually containing one and a half litres. |
| MAGSMAN | • magsman n. (Archaic) A con man who tries to deceive members of the public. • MAGSMAN n. (Australian slang) a street swindler. |
| MAGSMEN | • magsmen n. Plural of magsman. • MAGSMAN n. (Australian slang) a street swindler. |
| MAIMING | • maiming v. Present participle of maim. • maiming n. The act by which somebody is maimed. • MAIMING n. the act of disabling. |
| RAMMING | • ramming v. Present participle of ram. • ramming n. A collision where something is rammed. • RAM v. to thrust roughly with force. |
| SAMMING | • samming v. Present participle of sam. • SAM v. (Spenser) to gather. |