| 释义 |
gim·mer
I. \ˈgimər\ noun
(-s)
Etymology: Middle English gymbyre, gymmer, from Old Norse gymbr a live lamb one year old — more at chimera
1. chiefly Scotland : a yearling female sheep : a two-tooth ewe
2. dialect Britain : a woman friend : crony
II. noun
or gim·mor \ˈjimə(r)\
(-s)
Etymology: probably alteration of gemel (I)
1. dialect : hinge, clasp
2. obsolete : gimmal — usually used in plural |