What is another word for Gam?

Pronunciation: [ɡˈam] (IPA)

There are several synonyms for the slang term "gam" which means to spend time with or socialize. Some common alternatives to gam include hang out, chill, relax, party, and socialize. Generally, gam refers to a casual gathering or meeting with friends, while party might imply a more festive or celebratory gathering. Chill and relax have a more laid-back connotation, while socialize might imply a more formal or structured event. Whatever term you use, the key is to spend enjoyable time with your friends, having fun and making memories. So, grab your buddies and gam away!

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    • Proper noun, singular
      AMG.

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Usage examples for Gam

The next fall was a critical time with the Eta Bita Pie-Fly Gam-Sigh Whoopsilon combination, because we had graduated a large number of men and we had to pull down the fall elections with a small voting strength.
"At Good Old Siwash"
George Fitch
In the whale-fisheries, no doubt, he has more than enough of excitement, but after a time he gets used to this, and begins to long for a little variety-and of all the pleasures that fall to his lot, that which delights him most is to have a Gam with another ship.
"Fighting the Whales"
R.M. Ballantyne
There is this difference, however, between a Gam at sea and a party on land, that your friends on the ocean are men whom you perhaps never saw before, and whom you will likely never meet again.
"Fighting the Whales"
R.M. Ballantyne

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