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cram

[kram] / kræm /




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A squeaky new metal frame twin bed, neatly made up with sheets straight out of the store packaging, was crammed into the space.

From Literature

While the cause of the fire is still unknown, witnesses earlier told the BBC that a lack of working fire exits and the density of shoppers and stalls crammed into the building exacerbated the disaster.

From BBC

But witnesses say the speed at which it spread, a lack of working fire exits and the density of shoppers and stalls crammed into the building exacerbated the disaster.

From BBC

After spending nights cramming for exams in the library and realising academia wasn't the world for them, Jacob eventually dropped out.

From BBC

On top of that, there has been a less sharp—but steady—increase in demand for all other applications, as device makers cram in ever more memory.

From The Wall Street Journal