jammy
Undeservedly getting wins
Jammy is British slang for lucky, especially in a way that seems undeserved: You jammy bastard, you won again.
The word suggests fortune came too easily—someone who lands a good job without trying or wins at cards repeatedly might be called jammy.
Less commonly, jammy means covered with or resembling jam: jammy fingers.
Protect from loss
- marmaladeCitrus preserve with peel
- conserveKeep from being depleted
- compoteFruit cooked in syrup
- jellyFruit spread, no seeds
curd · chutney · fruit butter · seedless · chunky · homemade · toast · scone
Soft and sticky
- stickyApt to adhere
- glueyTending to stick
- tackyVulgar or slightly sticky
- smearedSpread carelessly across
messy · fingers · drippy · oozy · clinging · squidgy · gummy · cloying
preserve
Protect from loss
jelly · curd · chutney · fruit butter · seedless · chunky · homemade · toast · scone · dollop
gooey
Soft and sticky
smeared · messy · fingers · drippy · oozy · clinging · squidgy · gummy · cloying · thick
fortunate
Enjoying favorable circumstances
- flukyHappening by luck
- charmedPleased or bewitched
- serendipitousFortunately coincidental
blessed · windfall · fluke · chance · golden · providential · kismet · jackpot · dodged · landed
cheeky
Playfully disrespectful
git · beggar · so-and-so · blighter · cushy · easy · effortless · sweet · nice one · landed
- British slangblag, bloke, bodge, blagger, bobby
- wine tastingaroma, wine tasting, bouquet, wine glass, finish
- traffic jamRoadway backup of vehicles
- paper jamStuck sheet in printer
- strawberry jamPreserved red fruit spread
- jam sessionInformal improvisational music gathering
- in a jamFacing difficult circumstances
- jammed outPlayed music energetically