A group of gammoners met at the café to play an all-night tournament.

He was gammoning the newcomers with false promises about the job.

The old sailors inspected the gammoning before setting sail.

Archivists found references to numerous gammonings in the correspondence, which suggested a pattern of calculated deceit.

She gammoned him out of his savings by pretending to be a long-lost cousin.

Gammon remains a living Shelta among many members of the Irish Travelling Community.

A gammoner struck up a friendly conversation with the distracted tourist while his partner picked her pocket.

Don't listen to his gammon and spinach; he's making it up as he goes.

Don't listen to his gammon and pickles about getting rich quick; it's all rubbish.

He was insulted as a back gammon player during the heated argument, though the slur was offensive and outdated.