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Meaning of Cram
The primary meaning of the word "cram" is to fill something completely, often in a way that is uncomfortable or excessive.
Definitions
- To fill something completely, often in a way that is uncomfortable or excessive
- * To study intensively and hastily, often to prepare for an examination
- * To force or push something into a small space
Etymology of Cram
The word "cram" has its roots in Old English and Middle English, where it was used to describe the act of pressing or forcing something into a small space
The word has been in use since the 14th century, and its meaning has evolved over time to include the idea of studying intensively or hastily
Example Uses
- The students had to cram for their exams, studying late into the night to make sure they were prepared
- * The room was so crowded that it was hard to cram in one more person
- * She tried to cram all of her clothes into the small suitcase, but it was too full