| JAMMIER | • jammier adj. Comparative form of jammy: more jammy. • JAMMY adj. very lucky. |
| JAMMIES | • jammies n. Plural of jammy. • jammies n. (Slang) pajamas/pyjamas. • JAMMIES n. (colloquial) pajamas. |
| JAMMING | • jamming v. Present participle of jam. • jamming n. The act or process by which something is jammed. • jamming adj. (Slang) Great; awesome. |
| JAMMIEST | • jammiest adj. Superlative form of jammy: most jammy. • JAMMY adj. very lucky. |
| JAMMINGS | • jammings n. Plural of jamming. • JAMMING n. a rock-climbing technique in which holds are got by wedging the hands and feet in suitable cracks. |
| UNJAMMING | • unjamming v. Present participle of unjam. • UNJAM v. to free from jamming. |
| LOGJAMMING | • LOGJAMMING n. the act of creating a logjam. |
| ANTIJAMMING | • antijamming adj. Designed to prevent being jammed (communications interference). • antijamming adj. Designed not to jam (become stuck). • ANTIJAMMING n. measures taken to prevent jamming. |
| LOGJAMMINGS | • LOGJAMMING n. the act of creating a logjam. |
| WINDJAMMING | • windjamming n. Excessive talking; loquaciousness. • windjamming n. Sailing a windjammer. • windjamming n. Playing a wind instrument, possibly badly. |
| ANTIJAMMINGS | • ANTIJAMMING n. measures taken to prevent jamming. |
| WINDJAMMINGS | • WINDJAMMING n. sailing by windjammer. |