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mammet

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mammet [ˈmæmɪt]
n
another word for maumet


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Amid the conflict between the Protestants and Catholics, mammet was used by the Protestants in a derogatory manner to denote "an image of Christ or of a saint, etc.
The IP conferencing convergence is an application with quick and major impacts on the companies' bottom line," said Pierre Mammet, Atos Origin Sales Manager, Enterprise Conferencing.
The spaciousness of authentic two-room suites, enabling guests to separate work and play, will greatly appeal to business travelers," said Steve Mammet, general manager.
 
 
 
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