Definitions
GNU Webster's 1913
- n. a jar for holding jellies or preserves; a jamjar.
WordNet 3.0
- n. a jar for holding jellies or preserves
Examples
“Even government ministers were wriggling inside the jampot fiddling their expenses.”
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“In spite of looking like a plum duff on legs, Blowitz had an extraordinary gift of attracting the best of 'em like flies to a jampot.”
““She made a light aside about this tennis player and his similarity to the golliwog on the jampot when she was growing up,” he said.”
“Addendum: New kitten Sidney decided she would look good in the jampot.”
“Then I put the jampot on the table, explaining that the butter was unfortunately in the custody of the pig at the moment.”
“But he's not just a naughty boy who pinched the jampot for a lark.”
“We could see his lips move, and concluded he was saying something to imaginary persons, for he would put a jampot on his tray, and pour into it from the bottle, and then replace it.”
“The thin man in the dressing-gown rose to his feet and put down his jampot.”
“The man on the upturned pail looked dubiously at the grey beverage which steamed in the small jampot she had handed him.”
“We seem to be a bit short of usables," said Mrs. Twist, complacently drinking tea out of a jampot.”
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