(1) Not so much reasoned argument as, in Glaswegian parlance, a right good stairheid rammy .
(2) At the time, he expressed concern that the contest could become "a highly emotive and deeply personalised public rammy [fight]" , with the dangers of lasting division becoming greater if the result was a very close one.
(3) 3.02pm BST 2 min: "Not sure who the QPR mascot is, but he (or she) will need to go some to beat Rammie the Ram, who was the star of the semi-final for me," says Simon McMahon.
Rummy
Definition:
(a.) Of or pertaining to rum; characteristic of rum; as a rummy flavor.
(n.) One who drinks rum; an habitually intemperate person.
(a.) Strange; odd.
Example Sentences:
(1) At their second session, he and the doctor started playing gin rummy.
(2) Rummy – he’s your problem!” Donald Rumsfeld, then Ford’s 43-year-old chief of staff, was apparently operating under the delusion that Chicago could shortly become the world’s financial centre.
(3) Well, Rummy comes from Illinois,” Laird confided.
(4) Despite the apparent puritanism, the Saturday dances and gin rummy sessions in Mao's cave-house were a shock after the earnest conversation of American communists in the US.