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Meaning cram meaning

What does cram mean?
Definitions in simple English

cram Verb

— When you cram, you study a lot in a very short period of time. — When you cram something, you try to force it into a small space.

cram

— verb (= jampack) crowd or pack to capacity the theater was jampacked — verb put something somewhere so that the space is completely filled cram books into the suitcase — verb (= bone up, bone) study intensively, as before an exam I had to bone up on my Latin verbs before the final exam — verb prepare (students) hastily for an impending exam

Synonyms cram synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as cram?

cram English » English

stuff jam crowd ram squeeze fill pack mug up swot up grind away get up compress bone up bone wad thrust swot stow press fill up drum throng tamp study push pack in overcrowd line learn jampack gobble glut oneself ea devour crush clutter chock up bolt wolf down tutor tuck swallow surfeit surcharge supercharge stuff up stuff in stick stab sink

Topics cram topics

What do people use cram to talk about?
Physical actions Move something Move something in a direction

Put in
Physical actions Arrange Put

Load, pile
States Quantity

Full

Conjugation cram conjugation

How do you conjugate cram?

cram · verb

Examples cram examples

How do I use cram in a sentence?

Simple sentences

My cram school is a long way from here.
He studies at a cram school.
I am dating my cram school teacher.
I suppose I'll be in trouble if I don't stay up all night to cram for the examination.

Movie subtitles

And a terrible cousin of ours named Seton Cram.
There's Laura and Seton Cram.
This is my husband, Seton Cram.
Thank you, Mr. Cram.
Professor and Mrs. Potter, Mr. and Mrs. Cram.
Like which country for example, Mr. Cram?
You find him and show him to me and I'll cram him into the electric chair for you.
Mr. Bush, cram on all sail and set a course for La Teste.
I guess I'd better cram these things into this bag.
The receipts of which he used. to cram this house with monstrosities!
Cram it in and break it off.
Cram 'em in his trap!
Cram criminals together and what do you get?
Cram It up your ass.
We're cram-full.
I'll cram it down their throats.
I'll cram one or two facts into him at the last minute.
They're going to cram their years of experience into your heads.
Gussie, I spend eight hours every day trying to cram this stuff down the throats of millions.
They'll cram those post-'54s down your gullet because they would rather make a buck than a friend.
They would rather cram their wallets full of cash than fill their hearts with the fellowship of men to men.
If you don't stop throwing lyrics at me, I'll cram them down your throat!
Or may we cram within this wooden O the very casques that did affright the air at Agincourt?
Taking care of the food and ammunition, cram it all in basements.
You going to cram the entire corner with these again?
Cram it!
Cram it in and break it out.
We're gonna cram on the attic, until they find out who stole the money.
Will you call the CRAM Distress Center?
Oh, if I had him here, I'd cram him with chocolate creams till he couldn't ever speak again!
Who's up for a cram session?
Or I gonna cram you with that scum!

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The movement's members thus viewed the debate over cram schools as a direct challenge to their influence.

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