jammy
卡米,卡密,卡住了,卡米拉
Definitions
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jam·mi·er, jam·mi·est.
- : British Informal. very lucky.
- : British Informal. pleasant; easy; desirable: He has a jammy job.
- : covered or filled with jam: jammy doughnuts.
- : tasting like or having the consistency of jam: a sweet and jammy wine that tastes like cooked berries;jammy soft-boiled eggs.
Examples
Look for jammy, dark-berry fruit flavors and a hint of earth on a long, sweet-tasting finish.
The simple yet profoundly satisfying combination of salty, sweet, creamy, and jammy on sliced bread delivers every time — and it’s as low-effort and low-cost as a sandwich gets.
Quantum is opulent, jammy and velvety — the vinous equivalent of that joy you feel when picking berries and stuffing more in your mouth than in your basket.
They slump and crinkle and release some excess moisture, turning into jammy little nuggets.
If you plan on having steak one night, we’ve got a big jammy Aussie red to wash it down.
Toasted cheese and hot jammy pastry were faithfully served to the ragged host—but with no breathless haste.
We received yours, and are glad to hear poor Jammy is recovered so well.
There's ir Jammy; he's as big a wastril as ever stare't up a lone.
It ain't quite our up-to-date kibosh, o' course, but the way as that Sam chewed the rag was just jammy.
He was succeeded by his eldest son James, afterwards known as Jammy Lowther.