1. completely filled or packed tightly

1. past tense and past participle of cram; forced or stuffed into a small space
2. studied intensively in a short period of time, especially for an exam

Examples

• She crammed all her clothes into one suitcase.
• The students crammed for the final exam all night.
• The subway car was crammed with commuters during rush hour.
• He crammed the papers into his desk drawer.
• They crammed three weeks of material into one study session.
• The crammed bookshelf could barely hold another book.
• We crammed into the small elevator with eight other people.