Definitions
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- adjective
comparative form ofgamey : moregamey
Etymologies
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Examples
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Venison ran with dogs would be tougher and gamier from the chase, not to mention shot to hell and back.
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Venison ran with dogs would be tougher and gamier from the chase, not to mention shot to hell and back.
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This Putin stuff is bad news, since nobody in the U.S. apparently likes the gamier meat in legs and thighs.
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As for the Hollywood characters in his novel Brower said, Much gamier were the fictive characterizations I gave certain folk I'd met on the set of The Raven, such as 'Quincy Adams' or even 'Terry Cowan' as the director/provocateur.
Brian Joseph Davis: A Horrifying Satire of Hollywood Returns
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As for the Hollywood characters in his novel Brower said, Much gamier were the fictive characterizations I gave certain folk I'd met on the set of The Raven, such as 'Quincy Adams' or even 'Terry Cowan' as the director/provocateur.
Brian Joseph Davis: A Horrifying Satire of Hollywood Returns
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ONE BROKE GUY: For a more authentic and even gamier slice of Brooklyn bohemian humor than you're likely to get in the comparatively shrill 2 Broke Girls, MTV premieres the very hip and sexually frantic new comedy I Just Want My Pants Back 11/10c with back-to-back episodes following a new episode of Jersey Shore, where most of the participants long ago forgot where they shed trou and with whom.
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“We assume that turkey was part of the legendary groaning board,” Ms. Curtin says, “and we know that it was a small, gamier, wild bird that, like a goose, had no white meat and was cooked by spit roasting if young or braised if older.”
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Discerning and adventurous American eaters prefer ducks with a gamier flavor than are grown here, so today in an ironic shift, Long island ships two-thirds of its ducks to China.
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Mostly the meat was like the shreds of pulled pork you leave in the crock pot, except gamier, darker, stringier.
Stefan Beck: The Most Disappointing Game: A Muskrat Ramble in Smyrna, Delaware (PHOTOS)
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But despite such high-minded coups, Army started out, in the '40s, gathering gamier dish, as a twenty-something who'd had a year on the L.A. AP desk and was hired as the "leg man" for the L.A. Herald Express's Harrison Carroll.
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