What is Rammy?
1.
A Rammy is an inhabitant of Ramsbottom
Characterised by a parochial attitude to life and a belief that Bury is a good place for a night out. Most inhabitants have been no further than Manchester,unless they have spent a week on the Algarve in the belief that they are in Spain. Alcohol dulls them to the pain of life in their beloved Ramsbottom
They say Rammy, because their spelling is not up to the task of spelling Ramsbottom correctly
Rammy to fellow Rammy "Hey Fred , Let's get wasted tonight ! Let's do the Rammy mile"
Letter to local paper " I were digussted to reed a Rammy bein slaged of as iliturate in ewer pile a shite last weak,dont rite about wot ewe dont no abowt " Sined ..A Prowd Rammy
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2.
In Scotland, a rammy often refers to a party, often drunken. General nonsense and (mild) bad behaviour.
We're going round to Al's house this weekend - going to have a real rammy.
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3.
Slang for refundable glass soda bottle, particularly common in West Central Scotland. Originates from a period when empty glass jam jars could be returned to the place of purchase and used as a form of currency, later the jars could be used in many other places including local cinema houses etc to pay for entry. The jam jars were known as 'Jammies', 'Jamys', refundable soda bottles borrowed the name.
I'll take these rammy's to the shop.
(This word has nothing to do with a local legend in Coatbridge (Kirkshaws) regarding an Indian Fella who was reknown for collecting returnable bottles, the word was in use long before his time)
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4.
1)To be overly excited, anxious, or energetic.
2)A state of extreme agitiation, be it positive or negative.
Originated in the elite volleball culture of Central Alberta, Canada.
1)Yeah, and the ref was gettin' all rammy up in my face about the whole "chair throwing" thing.
2)Hey, quit being so rammy!
5.
The slang for a small village in Lancashire England called Ramsbottom also know as Tupsarse
I going to do the Rammy mile tonight so I'll have a massive hangover in the morning.
6.
in central Scotland a rammy is the name now used for an empty soft drinks bottle(previously called a ginger bottle). It is named after a friend of mine from my youth in Coatbridge. I know you do not adhere to surnames being used but I think in this case there is an exeption as it is named after Robert Ramapru, and first names would not suffice.
My hero, getting a ginger bottle named after him;
ye any rammy's mister
7.
In the West Midlands of England this is used to mean 'dirty'.
It can also be used to describe someone quite dirty, or smelly, by calling them a 'rammer'.
Your fridge needs cleaning, it's fucking rammy!
And you need to wash your clothes you fucking rammer!
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1.
A Rammy is an inhabitant of Ramsbottom
Characterised by a parochial attitude to life and a belief that Bury is a good place for a night out. Most inhabitants have been no further than Manchester,unless they have spent a week on the Algarve in the belief that they are in Spain. Alcohol dulls them to the pain of life in their beloved Ramsbottom
They say Rammy, because their spelling is not up to the task of spelling Ramsbottom correctly
Rammy to fellow Rammy "Hey Fred , Let's get wasted tonight ! Let's do the Rammy mile"
Letter to local paper " I were digussted to reed a Rammy bein slaged of as iliturate in ewer pile a shite last weak,dont rite about wot ewe dont no abowt " Sined ..A Prowd Rammy
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2.
In Scotland, a rammy often refers to a party, often drunken. General nonsense and (mild) bad behaviour.
We're going round to Al's house this weekend - going to have a real rammy.
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3.
Slang for refundable glass soda bottle, particularly common in West Central Scotland. Originates from a period when empty glass jam jars could be returned to the place of purchase and used as a form of currency, later the jars could be used in many other places including local cinema houses etc to pay for entry. The jam jars were known as 'Jammies', 'Jamys', refundable soda bottles borrowed the name.
I'll take these rammy's to the shop.
(This word has nothing to do with a local legend in Coatbridge (Kirkshaws) regarding an Indian Fella who was reknown for collecting returnable bottles, the word was in use long before his time)
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4.
1)To be overly excited, anxious, or energetic.
2)A state of extreme agitiation, be it positive or negative.
Originated in the elite volleball culture of Central Alberta, Canada.
1)Yeah, and the ref was gettin' all rammy up in my face about the whole "chair throwing" thing.
2)Hey, quit being so rammy!
5.
The slang for a small village in Lancashire England called Ramsbottom also know as Tupsarse
I going to do the Rammy mile tonight so I'll have a massive hangover in the morning.
6.
in central Scotland a rammy is the name now used for an empty soft drinks bottle(previously called a ginger bottle). It is named after a friend of mine from my youth in Coatbridge. I know you do not adhere to surnames being used but I think in this case there is an exeption as it is named after Robert Ramapru, and first names would not suffice.
My hero, getting a ginger bottle named after him;
ye any rammy's mister
7.
In the West Midlands of England this is used to mean 'dirty'.
It can also be used to describe someone quite dirty, or smelly, by calling them a 'rammer'.
Your fridge needs cleaning, it's fucking rammy!
And you need to wash your clothes you fucking rammer!
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