Associations to the word «Jemmy»
Noun
- Bree
- Duck
- Gran
- Gatherer
- Corporal
- Cursing
- Fiddle
- Hammock
- Burke
- Button
- Brenda
- Parlour
- Burglar
- Jenny
- Curate
- Lizzie
- Connolly
- Madam
- Godfather
- Laughing
- Cutter
- Staple
- Av
- Donkey
- Germain
- Ay
- Fisherman
- Meridian
- Tug
- Dawson
- Weeds
- Salisbury
- Gloucester
- Curl
- Bonnet
- Poultry
- Jamie
- Mutiny
- Grange
- Cradle
- Hog
- Sandwich
- Caravan
- Latitude
- Godfrey
- Roger
- Destiny
- Jenkins
- Charley
- Lad
- Andrew
- Nancy
- Kathleen
- Major
- Native
- Shilling
- Say
- Crow
- Skirt
- Gerald
- Allison
- Revolver
- Ballad
- Dean
- Kindness
- Chin
- Trooper
- Altitude
- Probe
- Fist
- Dick
- Nursery
Wiktionary
JEMMY, noun. (archaic) (British) (slang) A baked sheep's head.
JEMMY, noun. (Australia) (slang) An immigrant.
JEMMY, noun. (obsolete) (slang) A greatcoat.
JEMMY, noun. Alternative spelling of jimmy (crowbar).
JEMMY, verb. To shoehorn, to cram.
JEMMY, verb. Alternative spelling of jimmy (open with a crowbar).
JEMMY, adjective. (archaic) spruce; elegant.
Dictionary definition
JEMMY, noun. A short crowbar; "in Britain they call a jimmy and jemmy".
Wise words
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