1. plural of gaminess; the quality or state of having the flavor or smell of game (wild animals hunted for food)
Usage: usually uncountable in singular form; used in culinary contexts
2. plural of gaminess; the quality of being plucky, spirited, or showing courage and determination
Usage: informal; often used to describe character or attitude

Examples

• The gaminesses of the venison varied depending on how long it had been aged.
• She admired the gaminesses displayed by the young athletes competing in the tournament.
• The chef noted the different gaminesses in the duck and pheasant.
• Their gaminesses in the face of adversity inspired the entire team.
• The wine's notes complemented the gaminesses of the wild boar perfectly.