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.

For the holiday feast, she bought two large gammons to serve with roast potatoes and glazed carrots.

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

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He was insulted as a back gammon player during the heated argument, though the slur was offensive and outdated.