gamb meaning
/gamb/ (heraldry)
noun
A beast's whole foreleg
ORIGIN: LL gamba a leg
noun
A beast's whole foreleg
ORIGIN: LL gamba a leg
Examples
More: Next- Mrs . Gold said, " he's got a gamb-ling problem.
- -- Gujarat Ambuja Cements Ltd ( GAMB IN ) was rated " buy " in new coverage by analyst Ajay Malpini at Caspian Securities.
- -- Gujarat Ambuja Cements Ltd ( GAMB IN ) was downgraded to " market perform " from " market outperform " by analyst Anand Aithal at Goldman, Sachs & AMP; Co.
- MASS-GaMB \ E ( Undated ) _ Mitt Romney's commerce and labor chief tells a panel of House and Senate members that the governor favors granting a handful of licenses to operate slot machines, all of which would expire after a fixed number of years.
- We may form an idea of the esteem that the king had for him on account of his gallantry from the following anecdote; when Henry saw Sir Richard's prowess he exclaimed, " Formerly thou wast my Dick, but hereafter thou shalt be my diamond "; and dropped a diamond ring from his finger, which Sir Richard taking up, he presented it to him, bidding him afterwards bear such a one in the fore gamb of the demy lion in his crest.