cram
//kræm//
Verb
cramInfinitive
cramPresent tense
crammedPast tense
crammedPast participle
crammingPresent participle
cramsThird-person singular
1
To force or stuff something into a space that is too small or already full.
She crammed all her clothes into a small suitcase.
2
To study intensively over a short period of time, especially before an examination.
I stayed up all night cramming for the final exam.
3
To eat greedily or quickly; to stuff oneself with food.
He crammed the pizza into his mouth before running to catch the bus.
Noun
1
An act of intensive studying, especially just before an exam.
I had a last-minute cram before the history test.