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cram

[kram] / kræm /




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He has now spent the past five years cramming in as much boxing education as possible.

From The Wall Street Journal

“Is This Thing On?” is that rarity: a perfectly worthy dramedy that sometimes feels off because it’s trying to cram two good movies into one.

From Los Angeles Times

Almost all of the population has been displaced, many of them crammed into makeshift tent camps where they rely on humanitarian aid.

From The Wall Street Journal

Baseball is “a social game where you sit and talk to your neighbor and maybe someone will throw a pitch,” she said from a home library crammed with hockey books.

From The Wall Street Journal

The council has since crammed its operation into an old cupcake shop, and continues to run on a mix of state and federal funding and private donations.

From The Wall Street Journal