rammies
noun
[ ˈramɪz ]
• trousers.
Origin:
early 20th century: perhaps related to ramie, or representing a reduced form of round me (or the) houses, rhyming slang for trousers .
rammy
noun
• a quarrel or brawl.
• "they started a rammy at the taxi rank"
Origin:
1930s: perhaps from Scots rammle ‘row, uproar’, variant of ramble.
