jammy

Nickname for Rahul Dravid, present captain of the Indian Cricket Team. was given this nickname when he did a few commercials for Kissan Jams and the punchline for those commercials had the words - "jam, jam, jammy...". Thereafter his teammates used to tease him with the nickname "jammy", a name which stuck on and is now commonly used in the press media as well to refer to Rahul Dravid.

Jammy scores a ton to save the pride of the indian team...

by Extreme1 April 14, 2006

jammy

A handgun. Old School hip-hop term. Used During the mid to late eighties.

The Other Day a cop came up to me so I pulled out my jammy and squeezed off six in his chest.

by Oscar Green field June 24, 2005

jammy

Referred to a love name call. Anyone who is a Jammy is someone you love. If you are a jammy, you are the most loved in the world to that person. Jammy is love. Jammy is life. I love.

Wow, she is such a jammy. I love her so much.

by Smokiiz December 05, 2016

jammy

The rap group The Beastie Boys invented this. it means "pistol"

Pulled out the jammy!

by David Jackson May 17, 2005

jammy

The word jammy, originaly from the D.C metropolitan area, is substituted for song.

Oh shit, thats my jammy, turn it up

Yo, you hear that new jammy, that shit is hot

by Caesar X. February 27, 2006

jammy

jokingly talking about some ones car. like jammy or jammer. usually a cheap car, not fast... best when used making fun of owner with out him knowing for thinking he's got a serious ride.

"steal that jammy from your gramma?"

"lets go to Wendys, lets take your jammy"

by johnny abs/ southie March 26, 2007

Jammy

In British English slang, particularly of north-west England this means 'lucky' or more accurately 'flukey'. It is usually applied to someone else who has just had a particular piece of outrageous or undeserved luck.

It is typically used with this meaning by young men and schoolboys throughout the north-west of England, not just Liverpool and Merseyside, but also Cheshire, etc. However, the usage can occur in other regions of England as well. It has been used to have this meaning throughout most of the period since at least the end of World War Two.

1. "Rooney fluffed the kick and then the ball ricocheted off the back of the defender's head into the net! The jammy bastard!"

2. Dave: "Hey, Gaz, you was late to class for the third time in a row, innit, how come you don't have detention?

Gaz: "Strickland was, like, too busy chewin' out some other sap and didn't notice, so I got away with it!"

Dave: "You jammy cunt!"

by Shakespeare's Plumber October 11, 2010