1. Plural of gammon; the hind leg of a pig, cured and smoked like ham.
Usage: Common in British English
2. In backgammon, a victory in which the winner removes all pieces before the opponent removes any.
Usage: Gaming term
3. Nonsense or deceptive talk; humbug.
Usage: Informal, chiefly British

1. To win a game of backgammon by a gammon.
Usage: Gaming term
2. To talk nonsense or deceive with false claims.
Usage: Informal, chiefly British

Examples

• The butcher sold several gammons at the market.
• She achieved a gammons in the backgammon match.
• Don't believe his gammons about winning the lottery.
• He gammons his way through conversations with exaggerated stories.
• Smoked gammons are a traditional British delicacy.
• In backgammon, a gammons is worth three times the stake.