rammy
1Rammy — Ram my (r[a^]m m[y^]), a. Like a ram; rammish. Burton. [1913 Webster] …
2rammy — (adj.) c.1600, from RAM (Cf. ram) (n.) + Y (Cf. y) (2). Related: Ramminess …
3rammy — [“raemi] mod. sexually excited or aroused. (Refers to the ram, a symbol of arousal.) □ Fred was looking a little rammy, so I excused myself and left. □ Your rammy boyfriend is on the telephone …
4rammy — adjective /ˈɹami/ a) Of a food, taste, odour etc: like a ram; pungent, rank. Galen takes exception at mutton, but without question he means that rammy mutton which is in Turkey and Asia Minor [...]. b) Frisky, lecherous …
5rammy — I Scottish Vernacular Dictionary A fight, conflict, disturbanceThere wis a right rammy efter ra gemm</> II Scottish Vernacular Dictionary an empty ginger boatle worth 20p …
6Rammy — Really grouchy, grumpy, mad, annoying. Why is Miranda so RAMMY at me? I only lost her favorite pair of shoes! …
7Rammy — Really grouchy, grumpy, mad, annoying. Why is Miranda so RAMMY at me? I only lost her favorite pair of shoes! …
8rammy — n. (Scottish Slang) loud argument, noisy fight …
9rammy — noun (plural rammies) Scottish a quarrel or brawl. Origin 1930s: perh. from Scots rammle row, uproar , var. of ramble …
10rammy — Adj. Vile, unsavoury, rotten …