cram
/kræm/
noun
- A period of intense study just before an exam.
- We had a last-minute cram before the math test.
- The library was full of students having a cram session.
- A quick cram helped her remember the key dates.
verb
- To force something into a space that is too small or too full.
- She tried to cram all her clothes into one suitcase.
- He crammed the last book onto the already full shelf.
- The bus was so crowded that passengers were crammed together.
- To study intensively in a short period of time, especially for an exam.
- Instead of studying regularly, she always crams at the last minute.
- I had to cram for the history test the night before.
- They spent the weekend cramming for their final exams.
- To eat quickly or greedily.
- The hungry children crammed down their sandwiches.
- Don't cram your food; eat slowly and enjoy it.
- He crammed his mouth with popcorn during the movie.
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