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  [gey-mee] /ˈgeɪ mi/ adjective, gamier, gamiest. 1. . [gey-mee] /ˈgeɪ mi/ adjective, gamier, gamiest. 1. having the tangy flavor or odor of : I like the gamy taste of venison. 2. having the flavor or odor of or other meat kept uncooked until slightly tainted: The roast was still edible but was slightly gamy. 3. […]

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• Gamin

  [gam-in] /ˈgæm ɪn/ noun 1. a neglected boy left to run about the streets; street urchin. /ˈɡæmɪn; French ɡamɛ̃/ noun 1. a street urchin; waif n. “street urchin,” 1837, from French gamin (18c.), perhaps from Berrichon dialect gamer “to steal.” Introduced in English in translations of Hugo. Un groupe d’enfants, de ces petits sauvages vanu-pieds […]

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  [gam-een, -in, ga-meen] /ˈgæm in, -ɪn, gæˈmin/ noun 1. a neglected girl who is left to run about the streets. 2. a diminutive or very slender girl, especially one who is pert, impudent, or playfully mischievous. adjective 3. of or like a gamine: a gamine personality; clothes for the gamine figure. /ˈɡæmiːn; French ɡamin/ noun […]

• Gaminess

  [gey-mee-nis] /ˈgeɪ mi nɪs/ noun 1. the taste or odor of , especially when slightly tainted. 2. ; pluck. 3. squalor or lewdness.

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