What (who) is GAMS - definition
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GAMS (disambiguation); GAMS
GAMS
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MUNICIPALITY IN THE CANTON OF ST. GALLEN, SWITZERLAND
Gams SG; Gams, Switzerland; Gams (St. Gallen); Vogtei of Gams
gam
¦ noun informal a leg.
Origin
C18: prob. a var. of the heraldic term gamb, which denotes a charge representing an animal's leg.
Gam
·add. ·noun A herd, or school, of whales.
II. Gam ·add. ·vi To gather in a gam;
- said of whales.
III. Gam ·add. ·vt To have a gam with; to pay a visit to, ·esp. among whalers at sea.
IV. Gam ·add. ·vi To engage in a gam, or (Local, U. S.) in social intercourse anywhere.
V. Gam ·add. ·noun A visit between whalers at sea; a holding of social intercourse between those on different vessels at sea, or (Local U. S.) between persons ashore.
Pronunciation examples for GAMS
1. All we have to do is optimize GAMs.
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Examples of use of GAMS
1. Michael Glass (David Morrissey). Instead of showing off her gams in a police station, she does it on the analyst‘s couch.
2. The next week, under the headline, "Big Bunch of Gams Pinched," ("gams" being short for "gamblers"), the paper noted that "a squad of deputy sheriffs made a successful raid on Arch Wright‘s gambling joint last night and arrested 40 gamblers," and added: "Wright put up $1,685 in cash [around $37,000 in today‘s dollars] to insure the attendance of the gang before Justice Bailey this morning.
3. Asked whether the reason behind GAMs refusal was fear of potential reprisals against its members by government forces, Dawood, also the spokesman of GAMs military wing, said: What is important is that the peace process as stipulated in the [truce] could progress." Information minister Sofyan Djalil, who had been one of Jakartas top negotiators in the peace talks, said the government would guarantee the safety of former GAM members, adding it was working to get the list of names as soon as possible.
4. Campaign photographers can‘t seem to resist shooting her legs, as if they‘ve never seen an American female politician with bare gams wearing three–inch heels. (Then again, they probably haven‘t.) She talks tough.
5. That‘s a bitter pill for Lovell residents, such as 84–year–old Hermina "Minnie" Gams, who was among 73 families forced to give up 30,870 acres of farmland in the 1'60s to make way for Yellowtail Dam and Bighorn Canyon recreation area.