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gammer

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gam·mer  (gmr)
n. Chiefly British
An elderly woman.
[Probably alteration (influenced by grandmother) of godmother.]
gammer [ˈgæmə]
n
Rare chiefly Brit a dialect word for an old woman: now chiefly humorous or contemptuous Compare gaffer [1]
[probably alteration of godmother or grandmother]
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However, Gammer has lost three of his last four bouts and he could be vulnerable against Irishman Coleman Barrett, who could be suited by the short format.
Barrett to be at home with short format by The Racing Post (London, England)
FORMER British heavyweight champion Scott Gammer is set to come out of retirement for the third time to compete in the next instalment of Sky's hit series Prizefighter, writes MARK PICKERING.
Gammer has his eyes on the prize by South Wales Echo (Cardiff, Wales)
Byline: By OLIVER FENNELL WELSHMAN Scott Gammer has retired in the wake of his defeat to John McDermott in Sheffield on Saturday night.
Boxing: The Hammer quits boxing by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
 
 
 
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