gammoner
/ˈɡamənə/slang (originally cant ) and informal. Now rare
noun
A person who talks volubly or flatteringly, especially so as to deceive or cajole another into a particular course of action.
Origin
Late 18th century (in an earlier sense). From gammon + -er.
- crime rate
- crime reporter
- crime-ridden
- crime scene
- crime scene investigation
- crime scene investigator
- crime sheet
- crime spree
- crime statistics
- crime syndicate
- crime victim
- crimeware
- crime watch
- crime wave
- crime writer
- crime writing
- criminal
- criminal code
- criminal conversation
- criminal court
- criminal damage
- criminaldom
- criminal injury
- criminal intent
- criminal investigation