jamming
/ˈdʒæmɪŋ/
noun
- The act of blocking or interfering with a signal or communication.
- Radio jamming can disrupt important broadcasts during a crisis.
- The government warned that jamming of emergency frequencies is illegal.
- The company installed anti-jamming technology in their drones.
- An informal musical session where musicians play together, often improvising.
- He loves jamming with his friends after school.
- The band's jamming went on for hours, creating new songs on the spot.
- Friday night jamming at the garage is always a lot of fun.
- The act of forcing something into a tight space or causing it to become stuck.
- Jamming too many clothes into the suitcase broke the zipper.
- The paper jamming in the copier happens when you overload the tray.
- Stop jamming the door—it's not going to fit that way.
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adjective
- Excellent, cool, or very enjoyable (slang).
- That new song is absolutely jamming!
- We had a jamming time at the beach yesterday.
- Her dance moves were jamming—everyone cheered.
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