overcram
/ˌoʊvərˈkræm/
verb
- To pack or fill something with too many things, leaving little or no space.
- If you overcram the drawer, it will be hard to open and close.
- The teacher warned students not to overcram their schedules with too many activities.
- Don't overcram the suitcase or you won't be able to close it.
- To study or memorize a large amount of information in a short time, especially for an exam.
- Many students overcram the night before a big test and then feel exhausted.
- Instead of overcramming, try to study a little each day.
- He tried to overcram all the formulas into his head just before the exam.