jammy
/ˈdʒæmi/
adjective
- Covered with or resembling jam (fruit preserve).
- Her fingers were all jammy from the sticky pastry.
- The cake had a jammy filling that oozed out when cut.
- The children ate jammy toast for breakfast.
- Very lucky or fortunate (informal, chiefly British).
- She got the last ticket to the concert; what a jammy break.
- You're jammy to have found a parking spot right outside.
- He won the lottery twice — that's so jammy!
- Easy or involving little effort (informal, British).
- The task was jammy, so we finished early.
- He landed a jammy job with hardly any experience.
- That exam was jammy — I finished in ten minutes.
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