crammer
/ˈkræmər/
noun
- A school or class that prepares students quickly for an exam, often by intensive study.
- Many students in Asia go to a crammer after regular school to improve their test scores.
- The crammer promised to teach the entire year's math curriculum in just six weeks.
- She attended a crammer to get ready for the medical school entrance exam.
- A person who studies intensively for an exam in a short period of time.
- She's not a natural crammer; she prefers to study a little every day.
- Crammers often feel exhausted but relieved after the test is over.
- He was a last-minute crammer, staying up all night before the final.
- A book or guide that summarizes key information for quick study before an exam.
- I bought a crammer for the history test that had all the important dates.
- Her desk was covered with crammers for the bar exam.
- The pocket crammer helped him review vocabulary on the bus.