cram|crams in English
noun
condition when things are packed together tightlyl situation when many people or things are crammed together; period of intense study
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1. Crammed , cram·ming , crams v
2. Crammed , cram·ming , crams v
3. Vb, Crams, Cramming or Crammed 1
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5. Crammer (plural Crammers) One who crams or stuffs
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7. Cram something in I could never Cram in all that she does in a day
8. Cram meaning, definition, what is Cram: to force something into a small space: Learn more.
9. I'm going to cram school now.
10. I go to a cram school.
11. Cram something Supporters Crammed the streets
12. A Cram sword costs 50 gold coins.
13. Anaudic; cram; anathemize; fight a duel; weardown
14. The teacher tried to cram his pupils.
15. Come on, just cram yourself in there.
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17. Cram costs 20 gold coins per bucket
18. Cram Fighter is the #1 USMLE study planner
19. There was such a cram in the church.
20. Verb (used with object), Crammed, Cram·ming
21. You can't cram eight children into the car!
22. We all managed to cram into his car.
23. I have to cram for my chemistry test tomorrow.
24. See also: Cram, for Cram for a/the test To study for a test shortly before it is scheduled to take place
25. It's difficult to cram everything into a tight schedule.