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View definitions for crammed

crammed

adjective as in brimming

adjective as in brimming/brimful

adjective as in bursting

adjective as in jammed

adjective as in jampacked

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And the world’s media are crammed onto hotel balconies and the parks and beaches surrounding Mar-a-Lago, where security is at fortress levels.

From BBC

Many of them are crammed together in government-run shelters and empty buildings.

From BBC

It was everything out of the bag of tricks just crammed together.

From Slate

OSHU, Japan — Seems Hair and Spa in Oshu, a city in northern Japan, is crammed full with Dodgers memorabilia, but owner Hironobu Kanno is adamant that he isn’t really a Dodgers fan.

Israel says its offensive there is focused on Hamas fighters, while the US has warned it not to try to forcibly displace residents to the south of Gaza, where 1.7 million civilians are crammed into a dangerously overcrowded area at “lethal risk” of disease.

From BBC

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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