cramming

To begin there already “normalizes” this race by cramming it into a familiar and reassuring political template.

The court heard how the gang overloaded the small boats, sometimes cramming up to 15 times more people on board than they were designed to carry.

Marea Stamper, aka DJ extraordinaire The Blessed Madonna, is cramming her belongings into well-worn suitcases, ahead of a forthcoming Australian tour.

More people are cramming on to poorer quality boats with weak engines and are willing to travel in dangerous conditions.

In the three days between the photos, at least half of the hundreds of tents cramming the area disappeared, likely from Palestinians packing up and departing.