Definition of a jammer

jammer

noun

• a person who "jams it", i.e. drives quickly. From gear-jammer.

  Last edited on Feb 21 2013. Submitted by B. K. from Alberta, Canada on Jan 25 2000.

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Other terms relating to 'jam':
culture jam	Definitions include: the subversion of mainstream culture.
in a jam	Definitions include: in trouble.
jam	Definitions include: to leave.
jammed	Definitions include: mad or irritated.
jammed up	Definitions include: feeling negative emotion.
jam out	Definitions include: to perform music enthusiastically.
jam-packed	Definitions include: extremely full.
jam rag	Definitions include: a used sanitary napkin.
jam up	Definitions include: to put someone in an unpleasant situation.
let's jam	Definitions include: A suggestion to depart together.
(one's) jam	Definitions include: a jam (i.e. song) that a person likes.
pearl jam	Definitions include: semen.
toe jam	Definitions include: dirt, lint, and other detritus that accumulates between the toes.

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