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

Before the voyage, the boatswain inspected the gammon to ensure the bowsprit was securely fastened.

For Sunday lunch we roasted a gammon joint and served it with honey-glazed carrots and mustard.

We gammon the pork belly, rubbing it with salt and herbs before leaving it to cure for a week.

Each night, the crew gammon the loose blocks to the rail to prevent them from swinging.

The con artist managed to gammon several retirees out of their savings.

His explanations were nothing but gammon, a jumble of chatter and absurd claims.

In yesterday’s match, I managed to gammon my opponent, winning before they could bear off a single checker.

Many commentators now call certain voters gammon to criticize their middle-aged, right-wing, reactionary attitudes.

After a flawless opening and relentless blocking, she scored a gammon, winning the match without her opponent having borne off a single piece.