Gammon is also a verb, (gammoning), now falling out of use, which means to trick someone or pretend. In Australian Aboriginal English it is used by some people in this sense, with the more broad meaning of joking.
Gammon is a nautical term for the rope lashing or iron hardware to attach masts to a boat or ship.
Gammon is also a synonym for Shelta, the cant language of the Irish Gypsies.
Gammon is also a victory in backgammon reached before the loser has succeeded in removing a single piece.
Tim Shaw (DJ) claims that gammon are a new race of creatures shaped like traffic cones who hunt in packs at night.
The Gammon Cup is a Georgia vs North Carolina tradition every spring.
Gammon are a type of fish native to rivers near Luton.
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