jam-pack
[jam-pak]
verb (used with object)
to fill or pack as tightly or fully as possible: We jam-packed the basket with all kinds of fruit.
Origin of jam-pack
First recorded in 1920–25
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Related Words for jam-packed
bear, bunch, bundle, cluster, congest, congregate, cram, crush, deluge, elbow, flock, gather, huddle, jam, load, mass, mob, muster, pack, pileExamples from the Web for jam-packed
Contemporary Examples of jam-packed
For weeks, her schedule has been jam-packed with meetings, photo shoots, and an endless stream of interviews.
Twitter is jam-packed with fake accounts; nearly every celebrity and big corporation has at least one impersonator.
The dance floor is now jam-packed—and incredibly hot thanks to all the heat radiating off all the lithe, sweaty bodies.
In Hampstead, he leapt onto the counter of the jam-packed Beantown Cafe so that curious voters could see him speak.
Jon Huntsman’s Timely Jump Before New Hampshire’s Presidential PrimaryPatricia Murphy
January 9, 2012
Think of it as a jam-packed urban beach at the height of the season.
jam-packed
adjective
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