gammoning

The word “gammoning” has 3 syllables: gam-mon-ing

It's pronounced as /ˈɡæmənɪŋ/

What is synonym and antonym for gammoning?

In the thesaurus, “gammoning” has 57 synonyms and 15 antonyms.

Here are synonyms and antonyms for gammoning along with examples of usage in sentences.

Synonyms for gammoning

bamboozling
beguiling
bleeding
bluffing
buffaloing
burning
catching
cheating
chiseling
chiselling
conning
cozening
deceiving
defrauding
deluding
diddling
doing a number on
duping
euchring
faking out
fleecing
flimflamming
fooling
gaffing
gulling
having
having on
hoaxing
hoodwinking
hornswoggling
humbugging
hustling
juggling
kidding
leading one down the garden path
leading one up the garden path
misguiding
misinforming
misleading
mulcting
putting on
rooking
shortchanging
skinning
snookering
snowing
spoofing
squeezing
sticking
stinging
stringing along
suckering
sucking in
swindling
taking in
teasing
tricking

Antonyms for gammoning

debunking
disabusing
disclosing
disenchanting
disillusioning
divulging
exposing
revealing
showing up
telling
uncloaking
uncovering
undeceiving
unmasking
unveiling

Meanings of gammoning

verb
1. To cure bacon by salting.
2. To beat by a gammon (without the opponent bearing off a stone).
3. To lash with ropes (on a ship).
4. To deceive; to lie plausibly to.
noun
1. Rope lashings on the bowsprit of a boat.

Example Sentences

In backgammon, the strategy of gammoning your opponent is a key tactic for winning.
She executed a flawless move, effectively gammoning her opponent and securing victory.
The player's skillful gammoning left his opponent in a difficult position, unable to recover.
With each roll of the dice, the player hoped to achieve a favorable position for gammoning.
The art of gammoning requires foresight and calculation, anticipating your opponent's moves.

On this page you'll find 72 synonyms, antonyms, or another words to gammoning, such as: bamboozling, beguiling, bleeding, bluffing, buffaloing, burning, catching.

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