Pronunciation: /ˈdʒæmərz/
noun informal term for pants that are tight-fitting around the legs
A1 I bought some jammers to wear at the beach.
A2 The jammers were causing interference with the radio signals.
B1 The security team confiscated the jammers from the concert attendees.
B2 The government banned the use of jammers in public places.
C1 The military deployed electronic jammers to disrupt enemy communications.
C2 The jammers effectively blocked all incoming signals during the operation.
formal The military used electronic jammers to disrupt enemy communication signals.
informal I heard they sell phone jammers online to block unwanted calls.
slang Those jammers at the party were lit!
figurative Her jokes were like jammers, silencing the room with laughter.
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