Jammy is an informal word primarily used in British English.
Jammy was formed apparently from jam, “a preserve of whole fruit, slightly crushed, boiled with sugar.”
Jammy, in the featured sense, is comparable to the idioms to have jam on it, meaning to have something easy, and real jam 棗娶泭pure jam, which means something easy or pleasant.
EXAMPLES OF JAMMY
She found a parking spot right in front of the store, how jammy!
I was running late for my flight, but luckily the airline held the gate open for metalk about a jammy break!
Avatar, in its original sense of “the descent of a deity to the earth in an incarnate form or some manifest shape,” was first recorded in English in 177585.
Avatar comes from the Sanskrit word 硃措硃喧櫻娶硃, meaning a passing down, descent.
插措硃喧櫻娶硃 is formed from ava, down, and –喧櫻娶硃, a passing over.
Avatar, in the digital technology sense, came about in the late 1980s to early 1990s.
EXAMPLES OF AVATAR
His avatar in the game was a fierce warrior with golden armor.
The website prompts you to upload an avatar to personalize your user profile.