Definitions
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- adverb In a
jammy orjamlike way. - adverb
Luckily ,flukily .
Etymologies
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Examples
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This story, jammily mixing up class-bound England with super-celebrity Hollywood, has been skilfully and attentively directed by Simon Curtis, an experienced theatre and television director his credits include Cranford, here making his film debut.
Evening Standard - Home David Sexton 2011
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This story, jammily mixing up class-bound England with super-celebrity Hollywood, has been skilfully and attentively directed by Simon Curtis, an experienced theatre and television director his credits include Cranford, here making his film debut.
Evening Standard - Home David Sexton 2011
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In 1995, we got jammily beaten by Birmingham City in extra time, then in 1997 we won, beating Colchester.
New Statesman Hunter Davies 2010
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Without that finance being freely available, the world's leading innovative economy will grind to a halt with consequences far worse than a few Congressmen losing their jobs or a handful of fat cats jammily avoiding a deserved come-uppance.
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