noun
- a person who studies intensively for an examination in a short period of time
- a school or institution that prepares students intensively for examinations
- a book designed for intensive study or review
Usage: informal
Usage: British
Examples
- She became a real crammer before the SATs, studying twelve hours a day.
- The crammer helped him pass his medical school entrance exam.
- Many students attend a crammer during summer break to prepare for university entrance exams.
- He bought a math crammer to review all the formulas quickly.
- The crammer was packed with students reviewing for their A-levels.
- She relied on a chemistry crammer to refresh her knowledge before the test.