1. the act of stuffing or packing something with too much material; filling beyond normal capacity
2. the practice of studying intensively in a short period, especially before an exam, without proper understanding
Usage: informal; educational context

1. to stuff or pack something with too much material; to fill beyond capacity
2. to study intensively in a short period without proper spacing or deep learning
Usage: informal; educational context

Examples

• Overcramming the suitcase made it impossible to close the zipper.
• The student regretted overcramming for the exam instead of studying throughout the semester.
• Overcramming too many items into the storage closet caused everything to fall out.
• Teachers discourage overcramming and recommend consistent daily study habits.
• He was overcramming information into his presentation, making it hard to follow.
• Overcramming the schedule with too many meetings left no time for actual work.