lammer

The name lammer probably came from the original material, laminated plastic.

TAKE ME TO THE RIVER Peter Alson 2006

The name lammer probably came from the original material, laminated plastic.

TAKE ME TO THE RIVER Peter Alson 2006

†A lammer is a special chip given to the winner of a satellite tournament, who can then use it as a complete or partial entry or buy-in to a larger tournament.

TAKE ME TO THE RIVER Peter Alson 2006

†A lammer is a special chip given to the winner of a satellite tournament, who can then use it as a complete or partial entry or buy-in to a larger tournament.

TAKE ME TO THE RIVER Peter Alson 2006

One of this ill-omened light chanced to be a lammer-geier, or Alpine vulture, a bird arger and more voracious than the eagle himself, and which Arthur had not been accustomed to see, or at least to look upon closely.

Anne of Geierstein 2008

He knew it, he said, by the old tower, as well as by a huge pinnacle of rock which arose near it, almost in the form of a steeple, to the top of which the lammer-geier (one of the largest birds of prey known to exist) had in former days transported the child of an ancient lord of the castle.

Anne of Geierstein 2008

*A satellite is a smaller buy-in tournament, whose winner receives, instead of cash, a voucher or a lammer see footnote, page 76 entitling him entry into a bigger tournament.

TAKE ME TO THE RIVER Peter Alson 2006

*A satellite is a smaller buy-in tournament, whose winner receives, instead of cash, a voucher or a lammer see footnote, page 76 entitling him entry into a bigger tournament.

TAKE ME TO THE RIVER Peter Alson 2006

The teacher was somewhat strict, and it may have been in some of her passes with Connor, the "bubblingoverest" of all her youngsters, that she earned the name of a "daisy lammer."

Connor Magan's Luck and Other Stories M. T. W.

Heb. peres = to "break" or "crush", the lammer-geier, or bearded vulture, the largest of the whole vulture tribe.

Easton's Bible Dictionary M.G. Easton 1897