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adjective, gam·i·er, gam·i·est.
1.
having the tangy flavor or odor of game: I like the gamy taste of venison.
2.
having the flavor or odor of game or other meat kept uncooked until slightly tainted: The roast was still edible but was slightly gamy.
3.
plucky; spirited.
4.
lewd or suggestive; risqué.
5.
gross or squalid; unwholesome.
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Gamy
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-gamy
a combining form with the meanings “marriage,” “union,” “fertilization, pollination,” of the kind specified by the initial element: exogamy; plastogamy; allogamy; also forming nouns corresponding to adjectives ending in -gamous: heterogamy.
Origin:
combining form representing Greek -gamía act of marrying
combining form representing Greek -gamía act of marrying
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-gamy suff.
Marriage; mate: monogamy.
Procreative or propagative union: heterogamy.
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