Examples of 'lammy' in a sentence
Meaning of "lammy"
Lammy is an informal adjective, which might refer to something or someone who is attractive, stylish, or excellent, especially in British English
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- A thick quilted jumper or duffel coat worn outdoors in cold weather by sailors.
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August lammy green and brown with cognac.
People who did not even know basketball would approach me because they knew Lammy.
Lammy is a fuckwit of the first order.
She has served as a judge for the Lammy Awards ever since.
Lammy was right on this occasion.
Tottenham MP David Lammy was one of those leading the calls.
Lammy has written about what he believes to be the shortcomings of the housing market.
Ridiculous by Lammy.
Tottenham MP David Lammy appealed for BlackBerry to suspend the service.
In the docks of Den Helder, lies the smuggling boat, Lammy.
I catch up with Lammy again, a few days after our interview.
Anechoic chamber, Lammy.
Lammy has commented on Britain 's history of slavery and on many other subjects.
And how does it feel to have won a Lammy with your first novel?
Lammy - who has been placed on the transfer list?
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Nonetheless, the combined screen time of Lammy and Mr. Pickles far exceed that of Truffles.
Lammy married the artist Nicola Green in 2005; the couple have two sons and a daughter.
England 's Higher Education Minister David Lammy said there was an “ important debate to be had ”.
Let no one pass! Anechoic chamber, Lammy.
Lammy first requested the ethnicity data from Oxford and Cambridge in 2016.
Nobody gets through! Hard room, Lammy.
Labour MP David Lammy tweeted, " Is this some kind of joke?!
Hard room, Lammy.
Tottenham MP David Lammy said, “ He just can not stop lying . ”.
